If Sky do start televising Monday night games, there'll be no problem counting the numbers of travelling away fans, unless the games are at adjacent clubs

Not sure of your comment, as we have been refused entry when we tried to sit down side, and told it was due to council safety cerificate restrictions when I complained.

According to the Wakey site, North stand prices increase to £25 in advance, £27 on the day from 27th February.
Has anybody else heard of this price rise, because I can't find it mentioned anywhere.

I hope they have got this wrong, charging £23/£25 for away fans when we pay £19 for the opposite is bad enough but charging £25/£27 is shocking if true.

If it was the other way around ours fans would be going nuts.

EDIT:

Having read the Wakefield thread. It's clear that the prices aren't changing and that the 27/02/12 is the deadline for them to get tickets for £23.

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Basically, some Wakey fans read this article on their website and came to the conclusion that tickets were going up to £27: www.wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/news ... c/2012/02/ They simply state that the deadline for £23 tickets is the 27th.

Basically, some Wakey fans read this article on their website and came to the conclusion that tickets were going up to £27: www.wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/news ... c/2012/02/ They simply state that the deadline for £23 tickets is the 27th.

Now the pie fans are moaning too, looks like it's going to be a recurring theme throughout the season, bad PR for Hull.

Taken from the website

"
In sections W1 and W2, an adult and child can watch the match for just £25 – that’s less than half price when compared to other areas of the stadium"

I assume this is factually incorrect? How is £25 less than half price for 2 tickets (1 a kids)

The pies charge more for away fans than they do for home fans aswell.

I still don't see a problem with away fans buying in advance from their club for £23

It may seem like bad PR from an away fans point of view but bear in mind that most away fans won't travel because of distance or a previous bad experience

It makes sense to me to target the home support who will hopefully come back each week instead of trying to target away fans who historically hardly ever travel in numbers to either us or kr.

Who cares?

Most clubs struggle to muster even a measly 1000 fans at the KC

The passed few seasons Wigan/Saints/Warrington fans complained that traveling
down the M62 on a Friday night was not on .But Wigan/Saints will still play on a Friday night and will do this
season .But the fans from both Hull Clubs will have to travel down to they grounds on a Friday night I never heard them
feeling sorry for the fans from Hull .There must think we travel down a different motorway.Has for the price to
enter the KC Stadium .To stand at most grounds you are looking at £20 plus and no cover .To pay £23/25 to sit
under cover and not worry about the weather is a small price to pay for comfort

Indeed. What matters to the club is how many home fans attend, not away fans.

Yet Wigan is still one of the cheapest for us to go to!!!!!!!

Disagree, we need away fans, lots more of them

I'm suprised Crossland hasnt begged ever club in the league to send more fans to CP in order for them to hit the 10k average

Oh sorry

They cant accommodate 10,000