No-one's claiming poverty, I'm just claiming that an extra £70 as it would be my case is a bridge too far.
I will be contacting the club, and I will be watching it at home. First time I've watched a game against Quins/ Broncos at home since 2003 but there you go.

And thats not the only rip off, £2.50 for a handfull of chips, £6.70 for fish with Handful of chips, £3.20 a pint of Lager.

I would just like to know why we are being forced to pay £10 more than fans of other clubs to sit in the very same seats.

We will NEVER go to Quins to watch a match again mistakes I can forgive Ripoffs I can't!!!

Because you're the only ones who get to see The Entertainers.
My thoughts exactly.....it 'aint exactly rocket science

Shock horror, Paddock defends the actions of the club!

I'm sorry mate but this is utter madness regardless of any comparison. St Helens supporters are being charged £10 more than every other away supporter for no reason whatsoever. If I got charged £10 more than a Wigan supporter did to go to Knowsley Road I would be livid.

How about you give the OP £10 on the day to make up for it, seeing as £10 is obviously nothing to you?

Fair comment, BUT after travel costs, ticket costs. etc. It was the food costs that took me aback the most.

And there was me being nice to you on Saturday. How did I defend the club when I said that I had sympathy and then compared the prices at St Helens dump of a ground with the Stoop.

I agree that there should be a way of selling RL tickets at our normal prices for admission after say 5.00. However I would guess that there is some legislation crap/health and safety reason. We know without a shadow of a doubt that there will be plenty of Union people who will not be there at 6.00 but in theory they may still be there so I guess the red tape crap probably means that the club can't do it.

You would have thought that it could operate a bit like Wimbledon where they resell the centre court tickets as people leave. I would happily volunteer my services to do that if possible on the day - I'm sure you'd join me Listy.

Answer me this - do you think it is acceptable for the club to charge an extra £10 for something that St Helens supporters won't even attend, when there are perfectly logical solutions of charging them the normal price? Yes or no.



Absolutely. Apologies if I came across a bit strong.

this is why league wil always be a third rate sport in this country.

isn't it about £3 for an unrefridgerated can at that crappy urine drenched hole of a ground?

This highlights how much we are the Union clubs bitch. They flex in on OUR matchday because they can't find a suitable day to play their game, try and point out how we somehow benefit from this double header then screw visiting supporters as well as non-season ticket QRL fans. If I didn't have a season ticket I wouldn't be going. It absolutely stinks.