Get the pies ordered were coming again, bet you lot are quaking in your boots at the thought of the boys in town again.

We are really looking forward to beating you again and getting a "BIG" team in the 4th round.

Look forward to seeing you

just hope that its a bit nicer atmosphere than last time.

its all ticket by the way, think its to sto a repeat of last time.

I see that salford members get in for free on Saturday. What happened to the all must pay rule? Genuine question, not a wind-up.

Who knows, seems we are a law unto ourselves lol

Won't it be costing you money?

JUst found this, which answers my original question. It relates to York's reaction on getting Crusaders (then Celtic Crusaders) at home last year and it's taken from the 'York Evening Press':

"Season ticket holders at any professional club can get in free for the first game their club play in the competition, meaning Crusaders fans will not add much to the coffers of the shared gate.

Knights general manager Ian Wilson said: “It’s probably not the tie we wanted. It’s a home draw, though, and a Super League team so we can’t be too disappointed.

“We haven’t played a Super League team at home in a competitive fixture since the days of the old York club, so it’s a first for the Knights and something we’re looking forward to.

“We were hoping to get a Championship One side to improve our chances of going through and getting one of the bigger boys in the next round. That way it would have been more lucrative, when their fans have to pay to get in. Financially, therefore, it’s not brilliant, but the experience will be good."

Suppose the RFL know best, as usual.

Didn't get your wish did you?
Seems the boys from the little team did a proper job on the boy's from the amateurs......never mid give it twelve months, oh and it was nice to see you all behaved this time.

The word that sticks out for me Marshy in your post is the word ALL. Theyonly brought about 15 fans lol Not the rampaging loonies from last time lol