I know giving away tickets isn't what we want and it not something I would agree with. I'm just thinking of ways to make the ground full. I'd say make seating £20 and standing £15. Either that (as I know you can't just come up with figures I think sound appealing) or we go back down the advertising road again. Which I still think should be better.

I mean... Coming up to the new season now. Shouldn't there be Billboards telling everyone in Warrington this? The fist game is against saints for crying out loud. It should be everywhere you look!

Agree with you on that. Big push needed as we get closer to the opening round.

For away games have an 'away game season ticket'

Discount ticket from usual price plus coach travel, have a Catalans add on for those that want to go to France.

The ground looked great for the Samoa v NZ game . Be great to get that for the majority of games.

I like this idea. Buy a Away Voucher from the club the more games you buy the cheaper it is.

1 - 5 games £4 off the admission price
6 - 9 games £5 off the admission price
10 or more games £7 off the admission price.

Each club that sells an Away S/T gets a share of the money with the Lions share going to the Home club. Just buy the amount of Vouchers you want from from your club and then swap them through the season for proper tickets.

According to the Saints board, there is high demand for tickets for the Saints match. And it is the first game of the season,.... following on from the WC,.... plus several new faces to interest the faithful. So despite the fact it's Thursday and on the telly I am hopeful that we will get a big crowd.

How about 15,000 ?

It'll sell out I have no doubt.

I'm going with 13,000

I'd say around 14,000

I think we would get bigger crowds if we wen't out and promoted the HJ to the other SL club supporters a bit more. It wouldn't be difficult, so for instance for the Saints game;

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Wigan match;

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This did tickle me, only time I've read out a post from here to my wife

I enjoy autobiographies, and almost got Briers one at Christmas - am now delighted I didn't. It sounds horrendous.
There have been some good RL ones though:

Malcolm Reilly (as mentioned already)
Dean Bell (excellent)
Keith Senior (pretty good)
Adrian Morley (Very Good)
John Bentley (pretty good)
Alan Bateman (excellent - very complimentary of RL).

One point also about Sean Long's book - most of it was made-up nonsense unfortunately. Stuck in there to sell a few copies.