Re: 2nd Test Tickets England v New Zealand : Thu Nov 05, 2015 4:03 pm  

Anybody emailed the RFL rather than just posting it here?

Re: 2nd Test Tickets England v New Zealand : Thu Nov 05, 2015 8:52 pm  

Or better still, are people too scared to pick up a phone these days?

Re: 2nd Test Tickets England v New Zealand : Thu Nov 05, 2015 8:55 pm  

McNamara was on talksport tonight and said it was around 47k sold

Re: 2nd Test Tickets England v New Zealand : Thu Nov 05, 2015 9:14 pm  

Just bought a ticket.

I 'assume' it won't be posted out at this late stage, and will be 'collect at the gate'.

Of course, the RFL website (and the confirmation email I received) make no mention of this.

I emailed to query this, and will try to ring in the morning (if I can get through).

Re: 2nd Test Tickets England v New Zealand : Fri Nov 06, 2015 2:27 am  

Game is being shown live in Australia on Foxsports after the embarrassing cock up over the tv rights in first game. http://www.nrl.com/inside-the-mad-scram ... fault.aspx

Game is being shown live in Australia on Foxsports after the embarrassing cock up over the tv rights in first game. http://www.nrl.com/inside-the-mad-scram ... fault.aspx

Re: 2nd Test Tickets England v New Zealand : Fri Nov 06, 2015 7:53 am  

Wilde 3 wrote:

McNamara was on talksport tonight and said it was around 47k sold

Hope we can hit 50k. Just because it sounds better, it's still a very impressive effort, last time the Kiwis toured the UK the games got 16k, 20k and 21k at Hudds, Hull and Wigan in better economic times. We've already smashed that figure before the 2nd test is played.

Re: 2nd Test Tickets England v New Zealand : Fri Nov 06, 2015 8:10 am  

UllFC wrote:

Hope we can hit 50k. Just because it sounds better, it's still a very impressive effort, last time the Kiwis toured the UK the games got 16k, 20k and 21k at Hudds, Hull and Wigan in better economic times. We've already smashed that figure before the 2nd test is played.

Don't worry someone will be along soon to tell us why this is bad news.

It's RL after all!

Re: 2nd Test Tickets England v New Zealand : Fri Nov 06, 2015 9:08 am  

bewareshadows wrote:

Don't worry someone will be along soon to tell us why this is bad news.

It's RL after all!

England Union get 80k.

Therefore League is a joke and must have the p!ss taken out of it at all times regardless of improvement or good things happening. I will also criticise and ridicule the sport for doing exactly the same thing as Union re double headers and announced attendances.











Sorry everyone. I miss Gutterfax.

Re: 2nd Test Tickets England v New Zealand : Fri Nov 06, 2015 9:27 am  

Considering the small amount of promotion in London we have to be happy with them numbers. Wish the RFL would see that with bigger promotion and marketing the sport can achieve more in London.

Nigel wood made the back of City AM newspaper today. It's a free London business paper so its a good look.

Nigel is saying how important London is etc etc and they are planning more London rugby league events over next two years.

Re: 2nd Test Tickets England v New Zealand : Fri Nov 06, 2015 10:00 am  

kobashi wrote: Considering the small amount of promotion in London we have to be happy with them numbers. Wish the RFL would see that with bigger promotion and marketing the sport can achieve more in London. Nigel wood made the back of City AM newspaper today. It's a free London business paper so its a good look. Nigel is saying how important London is etc etc and they are planning more London rugby league events over next two years. Free pdf available here: http://www.cityam.com/edition. Quite a good article IMO.

kobashi wrote: Considering the small amount of promotion in London we have to be happy with them numbers. Wish the RFL would see that with bigger promotion and marketing the sport can achieve more in London. Nigel wood made the back of City AM newspaper today. It's a free London business paper so its a good look. Nigel is saying how important London is etc etc and they are planning more London rugby league events over next two years. Free pdf available here: http://www.cityam.com/edition. Quite a good article IMO.