yes it is for away games as well. agree it is good value but it should be for all.

snowie..it did, the kid i used to bring along is getting his own ticket this year and bringing his dad along also. only problem now is my daughter loves going (which i don't mind at all) but she thinks that she will now be able to go to catalans away with me and her brother. not a chance

Just ring Davide and he'll be happy to come in.

The lower priced tickets have to be under-written by someone - as they are obviously selling the away day tickets as well.

The under-writing will be done through the community team as part of a package of delivery of their message and will certainly not be a case of the club just giving £17 worth away for zilch.

The club should be appluaded for making this effort to attract more youngsters to the club - even if some of us, myself included, are unlikely to see the benefit ourselves.

On the bigger picture, what is the point in attracting new supporters if we then don't get some money back from them? Yes, MONEY, for without enough of it the club can do nothing! It's the same mentality that ensures we get 4k at our first home play off game because people would rather not hace to pay £18 to watch it live.

It's nice when there are deals on, but let's not forget that the deals are only there to help generate the larger amounts required to run the club.

We cannot have a club for free!

Re-newed my season ticket the other day and asked about the junior season ticket for my daugther and was told the club has asked to go into every school in the district and it was upto every Individual school if they can go in or not,so hopefully they'll be coming into a school near you.

bet they won't be going in to westerton

email sent in, will see what response i get.

I travel from outside the district with my lads and believe the club have a duty to visit every school in the country!!! (Joke before anyone reacts)

On a serious note I applaud this effort. Like an earlier poster I have a spare and bring an additional child to most games. Coming from a non-rugby league area the kids that come cannot believe how close they are to the action and the package associated with Super League and WTW in particular. That's without a good stadium but with the opportunity to play on the pitch afterwards.

Perhaps the idea of a £15 'bring a pal' ticket to existing ticket holders is something more of us should think about (if we could get one) because quite frankly if I had a mini coach I could get close to filling it from Lincolnshire most home games!

russian or poles?

Got mine today

Skint now but its a great cause

nice to see a few more than normal, no doubt the ones that have come to watch today will be impressed and just hope they return next year, I would like to see the club take the same stance as castleford does, season ticket holders free or at least a reduced admittance and play in on a thursday evening, more likely to get more in