Maybe not for you, but for those of us that require special arrangements it was almost impossible. There was no mention on Hull's media release about where to buy Disabled tickets, no mention on Ticketmaster about buying same tickets, had to ring Ticketmaster (spent £20 trying to get through) to be told RFL selling them. Spent another £10 ringing someone called Lucy Hirsts voicemail at the RFL (which told me she was busy and cut me off every time), then had to ring our club to try and get somewhere. I then called a very harassed receptionist at the RFL who took my number and I eventually got a call back from the RFL. It took 2 hours and 45 mins from start to finish (starting at 10am as per Hull's press release to realise they actually went on sale at 9am, whose fault there then?) All this time I was on holiday, feeling quite angry having to go through all of this when there shouldn't have been any need whatsoever.

I buy disabled seating tickets for various RL games and concerts around the country and I've never, ever had the problems that I did on Wednesday.

Leeds' website showing that their ticket availibility behind the posts is "good" and in the corner is "very good".

Lets hope we get the result!!

Indeed. ATEOTD it's down to who scores the most points not who sells the most tickets.

The big Hull contigent was a massive boost for the team last year though.

But the players cant hear the fans!!!
Because, ya know.......science

Am sure we'll be cheering for (or screaming at) them!