Totally agree, I personally am a season ticket holder but my GF isn't, we both attend 99% of home and away games as well as play offs, challenge cup matches & finals which is I would guess, a lot more matches than some season ticket holders attend. Although it is understandable that season ticket holders get priority, I also find it a little irritating that in some instances to get seats together we have to wait for general sale when we both regualrly attend most matches. There should definitely be some sort of scheme to benefit regular attendees that aren't season ticket holders, possibly a reward card or something similar which allows supporters who have attended 'X' amount of matches to get priority over as you said glory hunters and bandwagoners!!

Hudds prices for the Leeds game:
£15 for adults, £10 for concessions, Children aged 12-16 £5, Under 12's FREE OF CHARGE

Wigan prices for the Catalans game:
Same as every other week

How are they set by the RFL!?

Spot on,I buy 3 STs every year,away games Wembley and now play~offs take their toll on the deepest pockets.

Sky Sports free this weekend too...

knock another few off the already terrible looking crowd.

CMON FANS show your colours on sunday and get to the game and prove we are not bandwagon supporters,we used to mock saints for taking 30k to Wembley,yet we only had 10k home fans in that ground sunday.

My missus' is a season ticket holder in the East stand, but after the deathly silence last Sunday we'll be going in the South stand for Cats. There's more atmosphere in mi front room watching the video.

They should close the West and North stands for this fixture - at least then the cameras will not be showing even more empty seats.

Surely the North will be shut, Cats aren't going to bring anyone are they! The west wont be due to hospitality seats.

Correct, the North Stand is closed on Sunday.

Just for clarity Matt, who has set the prices for the matches, Wigan or the RFL?

This is what he PM'd me last weekBelieve it's a balance between the two - the RFL are happy for clubs to operate with their normal pricing policies (hence why Wire are more expensive) but this season they aren't keen on any discounts on normal prices apart from the family tickets (which they push for every play offs).

I still think its a massive own goal to charge "normal" prices for fixtures that are over and above the regular season. We should be looking to attract people, not give them a reason not to attend. 500 family tickets is a start, but what about the childless couples, the OAPs and the single people, many of whom have taken a pay cut this year - what are the club and/or the RFL doing to get them down to the game?

Agreed between the two was my understanding but I've got absolutely no idea how Huddersfield have been allowed to reduce their prices so much when it seems literally every other game has been at normal prices. Know nowt more than that!

Behave yourself, if they shut the West where am I going to sit ?

Anyway, cameras arent on the West, thats where they are located, looking at you plebians in the East

I'm a student and I still manage to make the games!