How thoroughly pathetic and amateurish of the RFL. They are a total joke or would be if you could laugh at their antics - but you can't!

The biggest game in Fax's recent history and there will be no commemorative programmes. Words fail me.

I would not mind so much if they decreed that Super League clubs should not have programmes for their big games, but they don't and won't. I bet the RFL produce a programme for the Super League Grand Final next month...despite the fact that there will only be the one game that weekend!

In my view this goes to show that the RFL consider all clubs and competitions below Super league as virtual non-entities, whatever they may from time to time profess (forked tongues and all that).

If Fax (hopefully...all things crossed for tonight) reach the Grand Final, I, for one, will not purchase a programme at Warrington and I would hope that all other fans do the same given this latest RFL farcical decision. Let them be left with a whole production run on their hands.

I'll be there tonight cheering the lads on....and at Warrington too....but, thereafter I'm not so sure. Having watched Fax for around 50 years now, I'm more than disillusioned with the RFL and one man in particular. Time, I fear, to hang up my proverbial boots.

Sadly i had the same conversation with a union fan the other week. He was shocked that league fans could be made to feel such a way by people who run the game.

They will soon be doing a commerative programme for the demise of the "sport" outside of super league

Not patronising at all....you can obviously afford the internet. Get a grip! Cheap and well worth it.

And your problem is? So do you feel the ticket isnt worth it then? I point out that i think people are sad to complain about the price without highlighting any individual or their circumstances and its " hear hear"! If someone is skint as i assume the other guy must be then thats unfortunate. The ticket is a bargain regardless......chill

I dont think people have moaned too much about season tickets, more the admission on match day price, £18 quid to sit down in the East Stand wont attract many new punters, and people that buy season tickets are die hards who would go anyway. We need to get our attendances up and attract families and former supporters back, more initiatives required here, more match day offers in the courier, they are no use in house or on Fax sites cos we will go come rain or shine.