: Mon Mar 30, 2009 11:37 am  

I'll be there - mainly because I've already got the coach tickets last week

: Mon Mar 30, 2009 11:49 am  

I hope you enjoy watching us get thrashed

Season ticket vouchers for cup game at Hull FC ? : Mon Mar 30, 2009 1:30 pm  

neil72 wrote:

I hope you enjoy watching us get thrashed

No different from most weeks then!

So anyway, is it go to the club shop in Hull and exchange the voucher, as Salford 1234 says, or hand it over at the turnstiles, as GT mentions?

: Mon Mar 30, 2009 1:53 pm  

Any of you guy's serious about having a spare ticket?
I will be in hull so am gona go but would be really usefull not to have to pay!!

Re: Season ticket vouchers for cup game at Hull FC ? : Mon Mar 30, 2009 3:02 pm  

Rugby League Gazelle wrote: So anyway, is it go to the club shop in Hull and exchange the voucher, as Salford 1234 says, or hand it over at the turnstiles, as GT mentions? http://reds.originalreddevils.com/2009/ ... #more-4626 Tickets for the Carnegie Challenge Cup match at the KC Stadium on Sunday 5 April are on sale from the Club Shop from Monday. All 2009 Reds Season Ticket holders have a voucher in their Season Ticket book granting them free entry to this fixture. You do not need to exchange this for a ticket in advance, you simply go to the game and present your voucher at the turnstile. For non-season ticket holders, Adult tickets cost £15 and concessions cost £5. I can't find a thing on Hull's website, so I'm going off that.

Rugby League Gazelle wrote: So anyway, is it go to the club shop in Hull and exchange the voucher, as Salford 1234 says, or hand it over at the turnstiles, as GT mentions? http://reds.originalreddevils.com/2009/ ... #more-4626 Tickets for the Carnegie Challenge Cup match at the KC Stadium on Sunday 5 April are on sale from the Club Shop from Monday. All 2009 Reds Season Ticket holders have a voucher in their Season Ticket book granting them free entry to this fixture. You do not need to exchange this for a ticket in advance, you simply go to the game and present your voucher at the turnstile. For non-season ticket holders, Adult tickets cost £15 and concessions cost £5. I can't find a thing on Hull's website, so I'm going off that.

: Mon Mar 30, 2009 3:06 pm  

Red-ode wrote:

Any of you guy's serious about having a spare ticket?
I will be in hull so am gona go but would be really usefull not to have to pay!!

If you know someone who know's me who's going with their season ticket you can ask them to borrow you there's and I'll lend them mine, got to make sure I get it back as I will still go to home games and I've still got to use it for the Edinburgh voucher.

: Mon Mar 30, 2009 3:07 pm  

Adamjk wrote:

I'll be there - mainly because I've already got the coach tickets last week

Me too, but just because I am an idiot I think.

: Mon Mar 30, 2009 5:06 pm  

Think I 'd rather pay to watch a game of kick and clap than use my FREE ticket to watch that shower of losers !!!

I don't mind us getting beat thats what we do, but I can no longer watch a bunch of useless amatuers who couldn't give a xxxx..

Anyone who knows me can have my ticket if they are a glutton for punishment..

ticket : Mon Mar 30, 2009 8:11 pm  

im not going either , prior concert to go to , simply ginger sun nite mem arena,

so my ticket spare aswell, and to be honest i wouldnt of gone not the way we been playing , but sorry its just not good enough.

: Mon Mar 30, 2009 8:36 pm  

How many free tickets will be given out for fridays game because i think there going to have to do this to get a decent crowd but i wont be one of them till they get rid of mcrae and steve simms i have lost intrest in the club i supported for years. I am glad i did not get season ticket this year