I take my uncle and we normally go in the North Stand as he can't stand up for long periods of time with his legs and prefers seating. Therefore it will be two £24 for me as I always pay for us both.

So it would be £19 then for seated in the East Stand am guessing your uncle could get concession? So make that £31 in total rather then the £48 you expected.

How? If I'm an adult and North Stand tickets are £24.

East Stand

Look mate, I can't go due to my funds won't stretch that far, I have other stuff to pay for other than Rugby. I'm sure you won't miss us.

Just pointing out its alot cheaper (£17) then you expected.

Maybe so, but £34 is still alot of money when I can watch it in my living room for free. I must of spent over £200 this year watching Warrington home and away, so I think I'm aloud to pass on this one.

Only Joking with you mate really, you dont have to justify anything to anyone, it is expensive my and i'm sure you certainly dont need me to tell you that buddy. My mate, his wife and kids might not make weekend he wants to make sure he and his family can make the semi should we get their of course, just a matter of cutting your cloth and priorities.

"Lupus non mordet lupem"

Paul

Thanks alot mate, somebody who understands me, I don't mind having to pay for one.

It's a dear doo when there's more than one of you, yeah.

No-one needs to justify anything to anyone.

1. If you are going - great - I will be there with you

2. If you have reasons for non attendance - fine, no problems, get down when you can.

I am delighted to be giving the club my hard earned cash - the more games I have to pay for the better, it means we are successful. I knew at the start of the season that my season ticket entitled me to attend games during the regular season only plus a cup tie - if I wanted to attend away games, Magic Weekend, cup semi finals, Wembley final, play offs home and away or even a Grand Final I knew that I would have to queue up (or have someone do it for me) and exchange cash for the priviledge of attending.

I am lucky enough to be able to sort myself, my daughter and my father with tickets for these extra games, I am aware that others are not or have different priorities.

For the record - it took me 5 minutes to queue up and walk away with tickets, the very helpful lady in the East Stand ticlet booth also sorted me out with my dad's north stand ticket

Good times - long may they continue

Well said 74, I've been to near enough every away match this year and it hurts the wallet, especially with coach tickets and food/drink prices in stadiums. I'm off to university in 2 weeks so to me it is a lot of money, *IF* we get to the GF I'm going to have to pay for a train home etc on top of everything else. So reduced price tickets would have been a great way of recognising both the loyalty of fans and the cost involved in following the Wire.

Business only being open in business hours shocker