www.sheffieldeagles.com/index.ph ... Itemid=565 £8 for adults, £5 over 60s and £3 kids and students. Well done to both clubs for agreeing on these prices, sincerely hope they're rewarded with a big crowd! Leeds, Bradford, Wakefield, Castleford all out of the cup and thus have a free weekend that weekend, hope a handful of fans from those clubs make the trip down the M1 at those prices!

www.sheffieldeagles.com/index.ph ... Itemid=565 £8 for adults, £5 over 60s and £3 kids and students. Well done to both clubs for agreeing on these prices, sincerely hope they're rewarded with a big crowd! Leeds, Bradford, Wakefield, Castleford all out of the cup and thus have a free weekend that weekend, hope a handful of fans from those clubs make the trip down the M1 at those prices!

The further devaluation of the formerly prestigious Challenge Cup is duly noted.

Pure. Marketing. Genius.

No, really.

Nothing to do with de-valuing the comp, more an ideal opportunity to get more people interested in
RL in Sheffield and how many fans do you think London are capable of bringing to any game in the north of England.

More fans in Sheffield interested?

Hmmmm. I'm pretty sure that many former RL fans in Sheffield haven't forgotten being shafted by Super League in order to provide yet another leg-up for Huddersfield and the conspicuous regularity of all those empty seats which characterise their most favoured stadium status (according to the criteria) on match days. The biggest waste of £1.1 million in the entire history of Super League? Or on a par with the super shafting of Gateshead in favour of Hull?

Another nail in the coffin of the Challenge Cup.

May as well flog tickets for it in Poundstretcher or Poundland.

It's easy to criticise, how would you attract more fans the match if you were the Eagles marketing bod?

Another boring reply by William.

What? A solution? From AP? You're either a very optimistic person or intoxicated in some way.

What a predictably moronic response. Why are you a member of this forum when you clearly dislike the sport?

Would it not do more damage to the competition to have a quarter final on national television with less than a thousand in attendance?

You appear not to have a clue.

Shomben de kao wo aratte koi.

He de mo kurae.

How does cheap tickets exactly devalue the competition? So if Sheffield were to set tickets at £250 a pop that would bring prestige to the game? Don't be so bloody stupid. You must be a very sad little man, Mr. Eve if this is how you entertain yourself.