very fair assesment

The problem is people don't believe we are good enough to beat either. But if we beat the Aussies people might start believing we can. I'm going to Wembley but will decide after that whether I'm going to the KC game

If we don't beat Australia on Saturday but we are competitive and run them close, then the optimism should be there for a game against New Zealand knowing that if we beat them, we're in the final and we get another crack at Australia.

Internationals at the Kc have always had good attendances regardless of results elsewhere.

We bought 4 tickets today and they said tickets were selling well, im looking forward to it.

We got 6 today. Only £2.50 for juniors if bought with an adult £20 pound ticket, only through the rugby league tho.

I'm running a trip of 49 blokes down to Wembley on Saturday and then i'm on a freebie through work for the NZ game (in the posh seats)......Cant wait for both events and I actually think we can win both games. Whether we can beat either of them in a final remains to be seen

Think that could be claimed as a success if true - where did the info come from? I suspect it will be fairly empty until the second game however..

Also I see the RFL are selling tickets down south on Groupon worth a try I suppose -
rlhttps://www.groupon.co.uk/deals/london-special/rugbyleaguetickets/1399720rl

reaching the final would be a huge step in the right direction for me would you agree, we didnt look like we got a sweat on against France or wales so hopefully tons in the gearbox left to step up against the big boys!!!

Lets face it up front once again were a match for anyone, yeamo and Tom will be hard to break down but tuther side i am a bit worried about hope he plays sinfield and Widdop in halves cos rangi simply looks out of sorts to me... lets hope Tomkins has a cracker ( still be a tw&t thought)

Cant wait, first trip to new wembley too

A family ticket,2 adults and 2 juniors cost me £45 at the kc ticket office.

can u get extra junior tickets with the family deal as going to take my grandaughter along with me and a couple of her friends.
They want to witness the haka live.. bless em..

Brilliant initiative from the RFL, I have to say. Groupon is huge at the moment, this opens the game and the sport to a massive audience.

Yeah, my two are really looking forward to that too

Think thats what I meant in my earlier post, only get extra kids tickets at £2.50, with adult £20 ticket through the RFL. We got 2 adult and 4 kids for £50.

That thoughts just swung it for me to go now,wasn't really fussed before and can't really afford it but the lad loves the Haka and having never seen it performed live we'll have to go.