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Post subject: Re: Halifax v Whitehaven

Posted: Thu Jul 04, 2024 2:57 pm

faxcar

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The Phantom Horseman wrote:I'd think it will be the lowest turnout from Fev for a long time, a combination of the hangover from last year, disillusionment with the new IMG order and our poorest run of form for years would see to that, but add to that we have today had Addy, Springer and Patton suspended for that game from an already threadbare squad and I don't think there will be a huge amount of enthusiasm from Fev fans.

Aye probably the lowest point for a long time and it’s being reciprocated across most of the game.

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Post subject: Re: Halifax v Whitehaven

Posted: Thu Jul 04, 2024 3:29 pm

The Phantom Horseman

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Hudd-Shay wrote:I'm sure your 'fantastic SL partners' will help out. Yes, i know we are equally as guilty. Lol!

I suspect that you are right and we will have a heavy contingent of DR players, because we might struggle to field 17 otherwise, as was the case against Sheffield a couple of weeks ago. Most of the HKR DR players we have had this year have been youngsters and whilst they have been steady they haven't had a huge impact.

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Post subject: Re: Halifax v Whitehaven

Posted: Thu Jul 04, 2024 4:18 pm

Greg Florimos Boots

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Joined: Feb 18 2005
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https://planetoffers.co.uk/west-yorkshi ... amily-pass

£28 for two adults tickets and 2 kids. Thats not bad at £14 a pop. Got to be bokked before 10th July for anyone wanting to use the code.

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Post subject: Re: Halifax v Whitehaven

Posted: Thu Jul 04, 2024 5:42 pm

Hudd-Shay

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Joined: Nov 05 2011
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The Phantom Horseman wrote:I suspect that you are right and we will have a heavy contingent of DR players, because we might struggle to field 17 otherwise, as was the case against Sheffield a couple of weeks ago. Most of the HKR DR players we have had this year have been youngsters and whilst they have been steady they haven't had a huge impact.

What a sad situation for two famous Rugby League clubs. Shame on all those involved in this disgrace to our game!

Hear All, See All, Say Nowt.
Eat All, Sup All, Pay Nowt.
And if Tha ever does Owt for Nowt,
Allus do it for Thissen.

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Post subject: Re: Halifax v Whitehaven

Posted: Fri Jul 05, 2024 12:46 am

HXSparky

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Joined: Aug 30 2007
Posts: 1999

Greg Florimos Boots wrote:https://planetoffers.co.uk/west-yorkshire-vouchers/halifax-panthers-half-price-family-pass

£28 for two adults tickets and 2 kids. Thats not bad at £14 a pop. Got to be bokked before 10th July for anyone wanting to use the code.

That's a pretty good deal, but disappointing that the club aren't offering this themselves directly (you need to claim the tickets on the Panthers website). It doesn't say whether the tickets are for the East or South stand, but Fax are still happy to sell tickets at £20/£23 by buying direct.

You can't buy u16 tickets online either. Cash sales on the day only but it doesn't say for how much! https://www.tickettailor.com/events/halifaxpanthersrlfc/1300959?

It must be tough trying to balance income vs expenditure for a club like Fax (especially with little other income from food/drink) but the £20+ is too much and attendance figures will continue to drop.