Well I'm going to none of the games and couldn't give a stuff when they go on sale

Start a new thread for people moaning then. I don't agree with lsv getting a game, but with the soccer season starting I expect it was hard to get venues. You can't please everyone and I can't wait to see England play at wembley and my first visit to the kc. Warrington and Leigh on my doorstep too.

I would prefer England V Australia under floodlights, but then I only have a short journey home from Wembley. I assume this game will be on the BBC.

It would have been amazing under lights, but like you say, the journey home for a lot of rl fans makes that impractical. I'm really looking forward to the 4ns now, the venues arn't ideal but we have to make the best of it.

Hope it isnt on the BBC, the RFL need to sell tickets!

agree with this and hope folk get behind this rather than the usual slagging of the rfl. i like the trips to london for big games and am going to take a couple of my southern friends who have never seen a live game before and they are already looking forward to it. i guess the key to success will be the ticket pricing but in the past londoners have come out for international games so we should be aiming for a minimum of 50k for this

£10 a ticket for wembley, kids £5. Promo the he'll out of it.

I hope not. This is a premium event. It should be sold as such. By all means promote it - but don't cheapen it. If they put a bit of welly behind an ad campaign they can get to 70,000 I reckon.

Somewhere in between for me, £20 should be a cheap seat but £65 is too much for when we are trying to attract people to the event

Maybe, I do think cheap kids tickets along with a massive advert campaign are key to a big crowd.



What's the capacity of wembley with the top tier shut? That's got to be the aim, any above that is a huge bonus.

about 30k

It's on't telly so that's where I'll see't games.



Already paid mi licence fee and sky subs.