A reduction in match day ticket prices might help, £14 for junior ticket. I have two kids so that's £28 plus if go in west,I need to buy myself a ticket that's £24. £52 just on tickets then the awful food and drinks are over priced. To take a family of 4 to the hj I could go and spend the day at Chester zoo

you won't see any wolves there, they don't have them anymore

No, but I could my face painted like one.

It's £14 to get in for kids at Chester Zoo too, if only they reduced their prices, more people would go and see the animals... except when its high season, like now, its £15.50 and a family of four is £65. You should go every other weekend.

What do you consider short noitice? Haven't the games that have been changed given about 4-5 weeks in advance? But i agree spreading games across the week may make a difference, but some who can't go will be able to make it too, just makes considering a season ticket a more considered purchase.



Well that was total toss.

The point I was making is for what is on offer at the hj. I can get better value for money else where. It's meant to be family game, but the club aren't making it affordable for family's. After you take into account cup tickets then play off tickets, following Wire can be a dear old affair.

If I wanted to see animals in their natural habitat, I would sit in the golden square on a Saturday afternoon.

I just wish the RFL & more pertinently Sky would stop moving fixtures around so much. As a shift worker at the start of the season I plan my Leave & shift swaps around the fixture list ensuring that I am off Sunday afternoons & Friday evenings.

But when Sky start changing games to Monday & Thursday nights I done for. I wont be getting a Season ticket next year because when the Club or Sky move a fixture I cant change my shifts at work at short notice. I will of course be going to every single game that I can, but I expect to miss around 5 games due to Sky moving games.

If any of our Play Off games are on the Thursday night which Sky have touted then I wont be able to see a single play off game because earlier in the year I swapped all my shifts to ensure that I am off on the Friday & Saturday evenings.

I think part of it also comes down to the fact that food and drink in the stadium now costs the same as it does at Old Trafford. How can that be justified in a working class sport?

When we get towards the sharp end of the season it's all to easy for sky to change fixtures at short notice to suit their viewing figures & i am sure it is harder to swap shifts or change days off at the peak of the holiday season , which just happens to coincide with the business end of the rugby season.
Since i finished work i have no problem ,but with the fixture situation as it is now i would have missed a few games had i still been working.

Simple......because people will pay it.

I assume the club don't set the tuck shop prices, they obviously put the catering out to tender.
I think the tender is held by heathcotes of Liverpool.
That's why half the time a scouser is serving.

Complaints of cost and service needs to be forwarded to heathcotes

Never really understood the obcession some folk seem to have with fixtures being moved for TV purposes. They make clear in November which rounds are yet to be confirmed and it doesn't take a genius to look and work out which games are likely to be moved to a Friday or Saturday.

The only games I can think of which have been moved this year are Widnes last week and Leeds H/A. At the end of the day without Sky Sports we wouldn't have a professional game.

Some people plan their lives quite far in advance, this season has probably been the worst for me in the sense of fixture changes, even recently the Widnes and Wakefield games missed due to fixture changes. I have to give more notice to change than Sky give us, so that pretty much screws me up.

The RFL should go back to the playoff format they had last season when attendances were higher, if it wasn't broke why change it?