This is nothing to do with the ticketing system. I am pretty sure you can buy reserved seats for union.

FWIW, i will switch to cheaper option if seating is a free for all.

The good thing about your post GF is that you are staying in NZ for another year. Gus will be having a quiet scotch on you tonight!

I still keep telling myself its a mistake.

Are we sure there is no allocated seating for the higher rate tickets.

Additionaly, this means the seats are essentially now on a first come first served basis. Lots of people like to be safe in the knowledge they can turn up 5 minutes before kick off and take their usual seat. Maybe we could all bring our beach towels and claim a seat on the halfway line at 1pm before retiring to the bar for 2 hours? Or send somebody along early if you are going to be late to reserve 5 seats. 'Sorry, these seats are taken' 'no they aren't'

A good use for the flags ?

Am I missing something? I'm reading unallocated seats as being within the block that the season ticket is for - £279 for block AE or whatever, and once inside AE you sit where you like/can. You still have to have a super ticket to get into AE. Assuming stewarding is in place, it shouldn't be a problem, as not once has the top priced area been sold out at the Stoop.

Then why is choice of blocks the same for £99 and £175 tickets ? We shouldn't be struggling to have to figure this out !!

For those who want executive seating fine and their own personal seat at a premium price. Buy a box for the season simple.

No it isn't simple. Some people will be happy with a bargain £99 ST and just make do with the best seat they can get, but there are also people willing to pay an extra £76 for the season so they can have a guaranteed seat in a prime position without needing to arrive half an hour before kick off to secure it in a free-for-all. The club was able to deliver that option in the past, but now it's decided not to. There's a clear demand for something, people are more than willing to pay extra for it, and the club stops providing it.

The name "Quins RL" became a byword for bungling indecision, confusion and generally shooting oneself in the foot. We've already had the kit with no socks on the day of the "rebranding" earlier this week. I mean, how difficult would it have been for someone to buy a few pairs of black football socks from the nearest sports shop? It might seem trivial, but this sort of thing has become symptomatic of an overall standard of mediocrity and incompetence. Would that have happened at any other Superleague club? If none of that is going to change it's a bit pointless changing anything else. (Name, colours, etc.)

Looks like I am then... darn.

why doesnt someone ask Gus?

Why should we have to?! Can you imagine Leeds supporters having to ask Gary Hetherington over the season ticket offerings?