aussie v kiwk game : Mon May 18, 2009 6:08 pm  

Ticket prices are as follows:

North stand £20 adults £10 concessions and children
AA.AB. AH.AJ Ethiad Stand and FJ.FH.FA.FB LV Stand £25/£15
AC.AD.AF.AG Ethiad Stand and FG.FF.FB.FC LV stand £30/£15
AE ETHIAD AND FE LV Stand £40/£20


Australia V New Zealand
Sat 24th Oct 2009
Kick Off - 2000 hrs
Twickenham Stoop, London


The 2009 Four Nations promises to be one of the most exciting events of the year.

England will want to put themselves back on the rugby league map after a disapointing World Cup campaign in 2008. France will also want to put their poor World Cup performace behind them and look to cementing their position in the top 4 nations playing rugby league.

Perhaps most exciting of all will be the re-match of the 2008 World Cup final. Can the Kiwi's remain on top of the world after their shock win in the final or will the Kangaroos bounce back to avenge their defeat?

Special Offers: NB The following offers are only available via telephone on 0871 226 1313 (Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm)









1. Family Ticket: 2 Adults & 2 Juniors for £40 in the £20/£10 sections

2. Group Stage Offer, 10 for 9: Buy 10 tickets for any single or combination of UK based group games and get the lowest priced ticket free.

3. The Final Offer*: For every ticket purchased for a UK based group stage games receive a £10 (or £5 concession) discount on a Final ticket

* The Family Ticket and Group Stage offers cannot be combined. If combining the Group Stage and Final Offers the discounted tickets for the Final only applies to tickets that have been paid for i.e. buy 10 tickets only pay for 9 therefore only receive 9 discounted tickets for the Final.

: Mon May 18, 2009 7:15 pm  

Only three stands open? Is the South stand reconstruction starting then?

Got mine reserved already. Can't wait.

: Tue May 19, 2009 9:41 am  

Seems very expensive tbh. But then so does the England vs France game in Doncaster. Who is making the money here, is it the RFL or the two teams? I think i'm still going to go, should be a decent atmosphere and a top match.

: Tue May 19, 2009 8:53 pm  

Dave Lister wrote:

Seems very expensive tbh. But then so does the England vs France game in Doncaster. Who is making the money here, is it the RFL or the two teams? I think i'm still going to go, should be a decent atmosphere and a top match.

Expensive???? Expensive???? World champs and the best team in the world cross the globe to play round the corner from you, and you think £20 is expensive???? £40 for QPR V Derby, that's expensive. £50 for a home shirt, that's expensive. £1,200 to get a scratch on my car door filled in, that's expensive. OZ v NZ for £20, uh-uh.

: Tue May 19, 2009 8:55 pm  

Mr Sheen wrote:

Expensive???? Expensive???? World champs and the best team in the world cross the globe to play round the corner from you, and you think £20 is expensive???? £40 for QPR V Derby, that's expensive. £50 for a home shirt, that's expensive. £1,200 to get a scratch on my car door filled in, that's expensive. OZ v NZ for £20, uh-uh.

You must drive a Roller, in which case you can afford it!

: Tue May 19, 2009 8:55 pm  

Mr Sheen wrote:

Expensive???? Expensive???? World champs and the best team in the world cross the globe to play round the corner from you, and you think £20 is expensive???? £40 for QPR V Derby, that's expensive. £50 for a home shirt, that's expensive. £1,200 to get a scratch on my car door filled in, that's expensive. OZ v NZ for £20, uh-uh.

And its still a friendly in a small stadium. Its the same price to watch the Challenge Cup Final at Wembley and cheaper to watch the Grand Final at Old Trafford.

But ho hum, OK then, its a bargain.

: Tue May 19, 2009 8:57 pm  

Honda, works about 6% of the value of the car. I said no to it, let the b*st*rd rust. Mrs Sheen refused to pay for it out of housekeeping.

: Tue May 19, 2009 8:59 pm  

Dave Lister wrote:

And its still a friendly in a small stadium. Its the same price to watch the Challenge Cup Final at Wembley and cheaper to watch the Grand Final at Old Trafford.

But ho hum, OK then, its a bargain.

It's not a friendly (assumes England are any good), it's an eliminator. Will be about 25 better players on show than at either the CC or Grand Final.

: Tue May 19, 2009 9:02 pm  

Mr Sheen wrote:

It's not a friendly (assumes England are any good), it's an eliminator. Will be about 25 better players on show than at either the CC or Grand Final.

Its still a friendly with very little significance. And I value events with some importance and interest higher but each to their own I suppose

: Wed May 20, 2009 8:09 am  

Dave Lister wrote:

Its still a friendly with very little significance. And I value events with some importance and interest higher but each to their own I suppose

It is the 4 nations tournament not the 4 nations friendly series.