Re: ?New York for Magic weekend : Tue May 22, 2018 6:05 pm  

Trinity18 wrote:

I don't do bad to be honest, I usually pay for 1 home game in 4 at full price then send my cousin down to the shop to buy me a concessions ticket which obviously saves me £8.00 but I don't have to pay for my house as the government pay for it along with my car so I actually find myself saving some decent money some weeks.

you forgot about your weeks holiday in Spain too

Re: ?New York for Magic weekend : Tue May 22, 2018 8:49 pm  

Trinity18 wrote:

I don't do bad to be honest, I usually pay for 1 home game in 4 at full price then send my cousin down to the shop to buy me a concessions ticket which obviously saves me £8.00 but I don't have to pay for my house as the government pay for it along with my car so I actually find myself saving some decent money some weeks.

2/10

Re: ?New York for Magic weekend : Wed May 23, 2018 8:54 am  

Tommy Duckfingers wrote:

2/10

Just banter lad, see the funny side like Snowie did. don't be a lil baby man

Re: ?New York for Magic weekend : Wed May 23, 2018 10:15 am  

Eastern Wildcat wrote:

Glasgow anyone

3 stadiums to choose from

Underground rail network in the city too, handy to get from hotel to stadium etc.

Also a vibrant city where the locals like their sport

Good shout EW!

Re: ?New York for Magic weekend : Wed May 23, 2018 11:39 am  

If they take it to New York it will show exactly what the RFL think of the regular fans.

Re: ?New York for Magic weekend : Wed May 23, 2018 1:35 pm  

Sacred Cow wrote:

If they take it to New York it will show exactly what the RFL think of the regular fans.

They've already taken the test between NZ and England.

There is a definite agenda to try and establish the sport over there.
If it works, it could be interesting but, if it doesnt, we really will be up the creek looking for our paddle.

Re: ?New York for Magic weekend : Thu May 24, 2018 10:51 am  

Interesting that 'Rhinos Challenge' junior tournament for next year is now scheduled for what would usually be the 'magic weekend' - an indicator they expect their UK operational commitments to be reduce that week? The weekend previous the RU European cup finals are on in Newcastle and the RFL would be foolish to go head to head with that in the UK.