I know. I was on a fishing day trip you see.

You are aware that if it only saves him 70 renewals he has covered the cost right?

Great gesture by AP and surprising in this day and age. He deserves to sell season tickets.

If it's such an inexpensive gesture it makes you wonder why other owners/chairmen haven't done the same in similar circumstances.

It will actually cost him double for each refund, as I reckon the RFL are unlikely to allow him to reduce the amount he puts into the 'playoff pot'.

Good question. Maybe you could ask them.

The 70 adult passes at £215 is £15,050 though.



Now do we think he will save at least 70 passes with his generous gesture.

Will it? He is refunding around £15,000.

His input to the 'playoff pot' shouldn't go up or down AFAIK previously with regard to the away game at Hudds.

No one will renew or not on the basis of a £10 or 15 refund. Good gesture by him though

Nice gesture from AP.

That's what I mean. Any money he refunds will not be able to come out of ticket receipts as they are pooled. The total won't be double but will be significantly more than if this was a normal game.

My god, are you really that stupid?



All the playoff income goes into the pot and gets shared out between the clubs.



AP's refund will prob come out of his own pocket, or even the profit we turn this year. The RFL will not care zip who gets what money back, infact they will be all chuffed so many of us went to Udders to prop up the gate numbers and bar takings

He wont be refunding anywhere near that amount.

Plenty of tickets were binned on the night and a good deal more will have been lost or washed. He may be unlucky and have to fork out for 500 (£5000).