My daughter is now living about 100 yards from t'other lot's ground....

i have a friend who has just got a ST by this method although he did 18 years in the army and fought in the Gulf, Bosnia & Iraq so i'll let him off

Point taken - apart from the insult (no need).

However, consider the amount of people who it may attract ie, those who think £250 is top heavy but would gladly part with £150-180.

I reckon most of the oap's would stump up the extra £50-80 no problems, as for the kids it will be a more worthy investment rather than numerous 2 litre bottles of cider or worse.

But where do you draw the line there? Would you expect a single parent to fork out the same amount twice for themselves and their six, seven, eight year old? I wouldn't want to be paying adult prices for essentially little more than a toddler.

dont' they do single parent family tickets in the east stand already?

she going to watch the eagles next year? only worthwhile thing to see at bumhole lane.

You do have to pay for admittance. Transport is free though, the Tooth Fairy sorts out the use of Santa's sleigh.

Only if thoroughly sanitised.

only thing ive took advantage off as being a student is the season ticket, the student bus pass for £20 a month which if i didnt have i would spend around £80 traveling to college and a small discount at ODEON

But yet the people who are working overtime for nothing and working three day weeks, to get this country off its booty, get no perks ...

if you read my original post again, you will see that i wasnt complaining, i was merely asking if i had to pay or not, because i couldn't find anything on the club site.

I spend on average 50+ hours a week on placement, and spend any other time revising/working. I therefore have no time for a part-time job and as such have no form of income. Without a student discount, I would not be able to afford to attend Warrington games. I imagine several others are in a similar position.