well its quite easy how u pay for it get a part time job i had to when i turned 16 so i could get my self to the games,



do you live in wakefield or near area if so you dont have a leg to stand one my friend.



i am from goole so if i could get a job and get my self to wakefield then you can

About this time last year I was offered a Rhino's season ticket for £30!

I was at Headingley Uni at the time and it was a special offer for their students.

Possibly subsidised buy Leeds Met?

I hope you told them they'd have to pay you a lot more than that to go watch the WHINOS!!

£6.80 a game is more than fair, even if we are cr-p at the moment



try paying £21 at hull



put it in perspective... youve had a good ride with the cheap tickets, no your nearly an adult... pay your way



wish i only paid £95 for mine... not £180

i am a student myself and have lived in huddersfield for past 3 years over at uni, i can sort of sympathise with the original comment but it is a catch 22 situation. I honestly think if we had a good season and finished in top 5 again we wouldnt complain about prices specially if we were watching good performances and exciting matches, but when the price of a ticket goes up and then the level of performance goes down thats when we start to complain. At one point near the end of my course i had no time for a part time job n i had little money and i remember spending the last £12 i had one week on the celtic game at home this season and i left thinking what a waste of money that was the worst match i had seen for a few years. If the overall performance of a team goes this bad over a season then i think ticket prices (students and adults and concessions) shud be reduced to at least entice more people to the matches. i think £20 for an adult ticket puts a few wakefielders off going

Quote the blind ref="the blind ref"No they don't. Over 60's get in as concessions. wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/2009/11/ ... fans-2010/'" I think you know where I'm coming from don't you

Quote the blind ref="the blind ref"No they don't. Over 60's get in as concessions. wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/2009/11/ ... fans-2010/'" I think you know where I'm coming from don't you

give over at your age I was splashing it about as an adult

I presume that you are now 17.... And going to 6th form Therefore you are entitled to EMA which is worth up to £30 a week, and it’s paid straight into your bank account! ema.direct.gov.uk/ Therfore JOG ON!

I presume that you are now 17.... And going to 6th form Therefore you are entitled to EMA which is worth up to £30 a week, and it’s paid straight into your bank account! ema.direct.gov.uk/ Therfore JOG ON!

It's all about needs and wants, you need a season ticket, new shirt, transport.

I want a season ticket (well perhaps not after this season!!) want a new shirt etc.

I can't afford to have everything so I pay on the gate when I go, try and blah some cheap rickets when I can, where a 3yr old shirt (not a 3 yr olds shirt!!) and the difference is I'm paying for it.

No disrespect to you as I don't know your situation, but most teenagers need everything because they aren't having to cough up, bit when they get to your age and you say earn some! Take some responsibility, it's ooh this isn't fare.

The reality is it only gets unfairer as you get older (although much more of a laugh!!) so go out and get a bit of work to help subsidise doing something you love.

Do well in your studies get a good job and then you can afford everything I can't.

I saw a thing on the telly about theme parks in the summer holidays saying that some of those start charging adult prices for 12 year olds, now that is shocking. Seeing as watching Trinity is often like a rollercoaster you should enjoy as you are saving a fortune is £30 odd quid into Alton Towers...

I'm nothing if not a pedant....