baffled why they decided to play the game at a 15k cap stadium.

Because there is so little interest in the CC any more. The RFL must find a way of promoting the competition more or else it will slowly become a dead donkey.

Saying that, the final will probably be a sell out or close to it. I just think its the fact that fans already shed out a lot of money on season tickets and can't always afford these games when come around. The playoff attendances arnt massive either because of the same reason. People

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People are stupid. Why fork out all your hard earned for 13 qualifiers, then miss out on the few games that actually count?

Did anyone else get the text message today confirming that there are still tickets available from the Leeds Ticket Office? Maybe we haven't even sold out the Keepmoat???

I did yes

I made the point on another thread, but it doesn't surprise me in the slightest. Sales for last years semi were very poor, and there was no reason to think this year would be any different. The RFL made the correct call with the size of venue.

What seems to be overlooked here is that this is the second weekend of the school holidays meaning that many families will be on their annual holidays.
So it's hardly surprising that sales are sluggish.

Cas have about 70 tickets left apperently, And a couple of hundred supposedly left at Leeds

Seems the RFL got the ground choice Bang On.

Yes and the good thing is there should be equal amount of supportes on both sides.
I guess the only way we will out sing you is in the final 10 minutes when we are confident of revisiting Wembley again.