I'll turn up for our game I suppose, doubt I'll hang around for the anti-climax. No doubt my presence will still be counted in the Halifax attendance.

Is the North stand fixed yet?

They wouldnt be there in the thousands, but the die hard fans would be.

ha, ha. I dont think many that make the journey would stay for the Halifax game, as its not likely to be a classic.

Can we count all those who attend the Siddal game on our figures, i doubt anyone at the club would have thought of that

Weather pretty good and fairly dry for next couple of weeks. Grass may even grow a bit if footballers dont kick it all off!!! http://theweatheroutlook.com/forecast/uk/hx1

Weather pretty good and fairly dry for next couple of weeks. Grass may even grow a bit if footballers dont kick it all off!!! http://theweatheroutlook.com/forecast/uk/hx1

[I think it is right and I will be at The Shay regardless.[/quote]

But will you now go early Chris and watch both matches????

It will be interesting to see what the pricing strategy turns out to be.

Will they (a) charge just for the first game and then clear the stadium before admitting and charging people for the second game; or (b) will they charge just one fee to attend both games which will be higher than they would normally charge for just one game (maybe double); or (c) will they charge just the one normal admission fee to cover both games.

If the decision is to go for (b) then that might deter some Fax fans from attending who only want to see our team or are only available timewise to watch the one game. I, for one, would not be particularly keen to have to pay more than normal to watch Fax take on a team of amateurs in what is likely to be a one-sided contest though I will be there supporting Fax whatever (I am one of those who cannot commit timewise to being at both games I have to admit).

We shall see.

faxfox wrote:It will be interesting to see what the pricing strategy turns out to be. Will they (a) charge just for the first game and then clear the stadium before admitting and charging people for the second game; or (b) will they charge just one fee to attend both games which will be higher than they would normally charge for just one game (maybe double); or (c) will they charge just the one normal admission fee to cover both games. If the decision is to go for (b) then that might deter some Fax fans from attending who only want to see our team or are only available timewise to watch the one game. I, for one, would not be particularly keen to have to pay more than normal to watch Fax take on a team of amateurs in what is likely to be a one-sided contest though I will be there supporting Fax whatever (I am one of those who cannot commit timewise to being at both games I have to admit). We shall see. This is what the club have to say thus far. http://www.halifaxrlfc.co.uk/article.php?id=3925

faxfox wrote:It will be interesting to see what the pricing strategy turns out to be. Will they (a) charge just for the first game and then clear the stadium before admitting and charging people for the second game; or (b) will they charge just one fee to attend both games which will be higher than they would normally charge for just one game (maybe double); or (c) will they charge just the one normal admission fee to cover both games. If the decision is to go for (b) then that might deter some Fax fans from attending who only want to see our team or are only available timewise to watch the one game. I, for one, would not be particularly keen to have to pay more than normal to watch Fax take on a team of amateurs in what is likely to be a one-sided contest though I will be there supporting Fax whatever (I am one of those who cannot commit timewise to being at both games I have to admit). We shall see. This is what the club have to say thus far. http://www.halifaxrlfc.co.uk/article.php?id=3925

Have you ever travelled in thousands?

26000 to Wembley 1987 and 1988

At least we know Widnes #1 fan will be in attendance for the full day...



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