I find it shocking that unless I am one of the first 500, it would cost me nearly £70 for my family to attend - even more if I want to sit in the East/West. Again the RFL and Wigan Warriors have shot themselves in the foot by not slashing prices and showing the intensity of the play-offs taking place in front of packed stadiums.

The fact that its Saints will generate some interest, but I'd be surprised if there were more than 15,000 on next weekend.

All down to those Heathen barstewards at Red Hall, nowt to do with the club.

Can somebody solve a argument for me please? My dad thinks it's tickets only on Sunday against St Helens. Can you use your season ticket?

EVERYBODY needs a ticket for Sunday. Your ST only covers you for the league season and thats over with.

South stand £18 to sit down looks good value to me, £19 to stand up at the HJ.

If it was down to them and them alone, how come Warrington are charging different prices to Wigan for their play off fixture next Friday?

If what you say is the case, then surely a standard adult/OAP/Child price would be set by the RFL.

Warrington are charging the same price as the cup game when we played you

I was planning to pick up my tickets this afternoon. It's a bit unclear how many I can buy with my season tickets. I agree that we'll struggle to get above 15 k for this game, surely it's not going to be 1 ticket per season ticket for the SS?

i'd bloody well hope it is...

As many as you want for south stand, as they are on general sale for there.

Does anybody know what the queue is like for tickets this morning?

We left there at 10.15 and there were a couple of hundred