The number of tickets that the Hull and Rovers sell for their away games gives some indication.

The last away tickets i bought in advance was Rovers 2008

I usually pay on the day. As do most

You should really start buying in advance, you'll save a quid or two and the club recieve 10% of the tickets value.

And give the board more profit?

I think Crusaders, Quins, Wakey and Salford would rather have a quid or 2. Mind you tose Student rates usually save me £8 anyway

Assuming Widnes replace cass or wakey it wll mean 5 super league within 26 miles of each other is this something the rl as been trying to avoid in the past.Me i hope it's catalan so i don't have to argue anymore with my wife about my trips or lack of them to the south of france.

TBH id rather see all out ticket prices go down by £3 each. The club could afford that

drop em both and give fev a go the produce plenty of young kids just look at our squad

whom are the 4 clubs that can apply for the license then? as i read in an earlier post only 4 clubs are able to qualify?

good point my friend.. we take a awful lot of fans everywhere we travel to and all from a city that is clearly up to its neck in unemployment and so on, so other teams travelling here have no excuse in my opinion as our fans ALWAYS travel miles to every game, i guess you could say every single match we play apart from cas and KR are out on a limb to us and our fans
it is as you say all about commitment or not

as i believe someone said earlier in the thread, and i agree with totally..
Non of this criteria malarky and one to go down one to come up tosh, just simply pick the best teams / set ups and put em in SL, if that means three NL! clubs are better than three in SL then so be it!!
Pick the best and you get the best , and no more of this manufacturing sides to join SL, have some blooudy commitment to clubs who have been around for donkeys, never mind RFL manufacured teams and clubs!!!

When is the Sky contract up for renewal,only reason I use this thread for this question is does anyone think more pressure will be placed on the RFL to admit and expel clubs SKY want.
It is well documented that Sky is having to sell rights off to other broadcasters at a reduced rate and as such may try to downgrade money paid to other sports.They could well use this to influence the RFL who are an independant body,but we all know who the PAYMASTERS are.
Just a thought.
What does everyone else think,could this be a factor?

widnes,barrow,halifax and batley.

plus the two sides who make this seasons grand final - if that was fev v sheffield, that could beinteresting as FEv have quietly built in the background and could ironically be the only side from the Cas/Wakey area in the SL. Whats to say only one will drop out?

I believe out of this 4, Widnes are the only team to meet all of the RFL's crieria.

You can also add Toulouse to that list of teams elidagble to apply due to any overseas team been invited to apply regardless of them appearing in a final