Just because you can't afford tickets, doesn't mean the club should bring the ticket prices down.

I can't afford to go either, but that's my problem as I've not saved enough money.

Play off rugby is a premium, set aside for the best 8 teams in the league and therefore should supply premium levels of entertainment for the fans. I'm quite sure football clubs would be increasing their ticket prices for each game. Take a deeper look at the savings you make with your season ticket. Not just getting one or two games for free at the HJ, but the shop discounts, the free entry to 18's and 20's games, the free sandwich Nando's (or similar meal at similar restaurant, etc). They give us an awful lot of discounts already as ST holders

I'm not questioning your reasoning for non-attendance of course, just questioning who you're blaming for your non-attendance.

Maybe next time, have a pint or two less on a match day or a Friday night, walk to the shop instead of driving, read the Guardian website instead of buying the actual paper each week. Any money you save over the year, put it in a jar and you'll soon have plenty of cash to pay for your play off tickets.

I had seen this earlier in the week after purchasing my usual seats in the east stand for a family of 4 at a cost of £62. I rang the club shop and was told it was nothing to do with warrington but the RFL who set the prices/deals and that there were only 15 sets of family tickets available in the North at a cost of £60.

Well next season i will have season tickets for me, the wife and eldest 2 kids. If we want to take our baby to any matches we have to pay £20 apparently to get the baby added to our season tickets.

That's wrong.

Tell me about it. It's not as if the baby will watch the match, never mind have a bloody seat.

and at the fourth stroke. . . .