Not that I post much on here but, out of curiosity, does the club offering the deal have to pay the difference to keep in with the spirit of the shared pot?

Eg: If the regular prices are 2 x adults = £40, 2 x kids = £20 and they get a free kids tickets family deal for £40, would the club have to pay for the "missing" £20?

Maybe they expected bigger crowds and, should the above be the case, didn't wish to foot the bill when wanting a cut of the total?

They need to get Lord Faulkner a bit more hands on at the RFL chairmen meetings. Got more about him than most of the other put together.

Time to go back to 6 teams in the playoffs. Hull and Rovers were nowhere near good enough for playoff spots this year.

also time to consider letting passholders in to the first round or two for free to get the gates back up.

the gates this year have been embarassing for the game.

I think it could partly be down to the fact that those clubs are used to success and don’t see these games as a big occasion they are simply used to it.

The people of Huddersfield don’t appear to be that interested in Rugby League considering how there team has performed over last few years and I’m sure they are one of the main clubs AP was talking about in his statement.

Makes you feel angry when you realise prior to AP how we’ve had the taken out of us. Massive club like ours and we had become a laughing stock.

Thank fck for AP.