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Can`t buy them online though.

Got 5 today behind the sticks in John smith stand.

East Stand Faithful wrote:Got 5 today behind the sticks in John smith stand.

I got our six in the same stand, don't forget to come & say hello

Ok will do.

Is the John Smith stand the normal away end we go in or is it the other end?

Got mine, behind the sticks! can't bleeding wait. Think I might have one or two in George Hotel before the game and have a good noesy at all the rugby league photo's etc (for the millionth time)

East Stand Faithful wrote:Ok will do.

Is the John Smith stand the normal away end we go in or is it the other end?

Yeah, it's the normal away stand, they've renamed the "Pink" stand the John Smith Stand now!!

Can it be right that those who have only just bought half price season tickets in the knowledge that the club had progressed to the Semi Final and possibly reach the Grand Final can have the same priority as those who bought a season ticket for all league games. When the game was played in the winter, half price season tickets went on sale prior to the club's involvement in the competition. No wonder they have sold more then normal. Surely, only those with full season tickets should be on the first two day's of sale and half price one's on the third.

Whelley Warrior wrote:Can it be right that those who have only just bought half price season tickets in the knowledge that the club had progressed to the Semi Final and possibly reach the Grand Final can have the same priority as those who bought a season ticket for all league games. When the game was played in the winter, half price season tickets went on sale prior to the club's involvement in the competition. No wonder they have sold more then normal. Surely, only those with full season tickets should be on the first two day's of sale and half price one's on the third.

Good point

Rugby League fans can still see four of the sport’s biggest clubs battle it out to secure an historic place in the 2012 Carnegie Challenge Cup final this weekend when the Galpharm Stadium and Salford City Stadium host two semi-finals to savour.

With Wembley just one win away, the action is guaranteed to be truly memorable when Cup holders Wigan Warriors face Super League champions Leeds Rhinos at the Galpharm Stadium tomorrow and Huddersfield Giants go head to head with Warrington Wolves at Salford on Sunday.

Both matches kick off at 5.30pm and the ticket offices at both stadia will be open to allow fans to book a ringside seat for what are expected to be two of the most memorable matches of the season so far.

The Galpharm Stadium ticket office will be open from midday on Saturday ahead of the Rhinos v Warriors game and will remain open until kick-off where tickets priced £20 will be available to purchase. Cash turnstiles will also be in operation from 4.00pm onwards.

The ticket box office at Salford City Stadium will also be open from midday on Sunday where £20 tickets will be available up until kick-off. Cash turnstiles will also open from 4.00pm onwards.

Tickets for the 2012 Carnegie Challenge Cup Final at Wembley Stadium on Saturday August 25 cost from just £21 and are now on sale. Family tickets giving access to one of British sport’s most historic fixtures to two adults and two children are also available, priced £55 or £79.

To purchase tickets please call the RFL Ticket Office on 0844 856 1113 or Click Here

Whelley Warrior wrote:Can it be right that those who have only just bought half price season tickets in the knowledge that the club had progressed to the Semi Final and possibly reach the Grand Final can have the same priority as those who bought a season ticket for all league games. When the game was played in the winter, half price season tickets went on sale prior to the club's involvement in the competition. No wonder they have sold more then normal. Surely, only those with full season tickets should be on the first two day's of sale and half price one's on the third.

Stop nit picking. There'll be plenty to go around and if we sell more season tickets (albeit half ones) surely its better for the club :eusa17: