£21 isn't too bad, but it's a bit steep when Wigan are doing a deal for an adult and a child for £10 in the East stand. They are handing a load of vouchers out in the Wigan schools.

Found out last night that this is not a general offer to anyone.
It's only for the children of certain schools that took part in the recent tag rugby event held at Central Park.
My lad came home with one earlier in the week and was going on about golden tickets? Basically his school could have organised a night out and done a behind the scenes per match and then parade round pitch half time but unfortunately no one at his school read the email and contacted the club to do it!

6/7 of the competing schools have taken up the offer and will be seen at half time.

Cannon sharples/ince st Williams etc are included in the ones who took part in the event and took up the offer.

We shouldn't be getting into tit for tat, "Well you charge away fans £X so you have no right to complain" type arguments between ourselves.

It is not the ordinary paying supporters of any club that set the ticket prices. For what it's worth I do think the price of our North Stand is ridiculous, but it doesn't affect me because I choose not to sit there. I'm glad our ground - unlike Wigan's - has the option to sit or stand. These points are just personal thoughts though. They won't change anything.

If all supporters lobbied clubs for a fairer deal instead of squabbling with each other, then none of these descrepancies would be occurring.

As long as we win I couldnt give a monkeys what price I pay.

I think I'm right in saying that a couple of years back one of the Bundesliga cubs put their cheapest prices up to 20 euros and fans from all clubs held a boycott that weekend. It would never happen here.



You'd pay £100 for a ticket if it'd guarantee a win? Would you be happy that everyone else in the stand were also charged the same price?

I know what you mean, it was probably a typo he meant 1 and Warrington.