It says they will be posted on my email confirmation. I don't think there was another option available.

"So if the tickets are only available EXCLUSIVELY ONLINE, why are people at the club itself telling people to RING A NUMBER?"

We dont know the full details of the conversation. "Can I Buy ticket for this game please? YES, you can buy them on this number" is completely different from "Can I buy tickets for this game yet? YES, ring this number for details".

I would suggest that this is yet another example of "Amateur Hour at the Apollo" by the staff in Wolfware but would no doubt be told that they are best example of customer service since the Orient Express ran its first breakfast service; therefore I will just shudder at what they will do this week when tickets go on sale via "the Facebook option" prior to general sale on Friday. I expect this place to go into meltdown and for Wolfware staff to give out various links to Warrington's Twitter account.



They were called "truly unbelievable" because they chose to refer to the "ineptitude" of various parties and describe a complete fiasco when it was all caused because they themselves could not properly read: a) an e-mail from the club; b) an advert in the Warrington Guardian; c) a news feature in teh Warrington Guardian; and d) this messageboard.

They didn't just ask for tickets whilst being in the shop for another purpose, as per your tale, they actually went to the shop to purchase tickets which have never been advertised as being on sale. At the end of the day he got tickets via a means that he wasn't entitled to, if anything he should be posting his thanks on here.

It took me 3 minutes and it's done - What is all the fuss about?

I've just bought mine and it went quite smoothly. Only negative is that it'll be a bit of a comedown watching Australia after watching Warrington but at least it'll be a novelty.

bought 2 tickets for the south stand from the shop today £25 each thought they were a bit expensive but I suppose its the going rate for a stadium of our size and the stature of the game.

I bought 7 tickets for the double header at wembley and they were £10 each so they even themselves out.

Given that the Aus v NZ game was not listed on the RFL tickets at the initial date I wonder if the conversation went something like this....
RFL...... We want to use your stadium and this is what you will charge for the ticket
MrM..... Dont be stupid...this is Aus v NZ..the two best teams in the world the tickets are worth more than that.
RFL...... Nope, this is what we want for the tickets
MrM..... That will work out at £xxxxx receipts for the game.....here's a cheque. Now give me the tickets and I will sell them myself.
RFL...... Errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr. OK

Who is right or wrong? We shall se how many spare places there are come match day. Crowd 11k+ Mr M wins, crowd 9k or less RFL wins. (I have a sneaky feeling it will be Mr M)

Moran effectively "bought" the rights to this game, so any profits from the ticket sales will go to the club/him.

Win win all round. RFL is guaranteed a payday and Moran makes his own little profit (based on good ticket sales).

Has any one recieved there tickets from see tickets yet? mine haven;t arrived as yet

What does it say on your confirmation? Tickets normally get sent out about a week before the event don't they?

When you buy online you tend to get tickets two weeks or less prior to the event from my experiences

Very unfair on any Kiwis and Aussies!

I can't see this being the case to be honest. I just think Wire have notified SC holders before anyone else, nit that they're getting first dibs.

Not A ST holder this year but bought my tickets before the first playoff game from the Club Shop....£25 South Stand - even coming back a day early off me hols to watch this one - sorted.

My daughter has (or will have when they are issued) a South Concession stand (she's a student) but her uni timetable means she cant get back for the game now. £15 anybody?