I'd respectfully go along with that, neutrals will normally support the underdog - in this case, us.
but I'd also add that quite a few of those blocks at the Cas end are obviously in the hands of the club, we may or may not sell the lot, I'm not sure how many we've actually been allocated to be honest.

There were large blocks of empty seats at our end for the Wigan final and i'd imagine it will be the same this time. I think numbers will be about even but it won't feel like it with the neutral support for Cas. But you don't win anything for having big crowds.

I live in Cas and there was a lot of excitement when the semi draw was made. I think there's going to be lots of them in the neutral seats

Gona go get our tickets on Tuesday morning. F-ck knows where we will end up going that late to get them?

511 or 516 would be ideal.

How many you after? There was a boat load in 516 yesterday when I went up to the RFL.

Just the two by the looks of it. Alot of us cant afford it two weeks after the semi. Gona go down and grab them tomorrow afternoon.

I've never really thought about the period between the semi and the final having an impact of ticket sales but the fact that having them both fall in the same month means if you attend both they come out of the same pay packet.

Both are away games, both are not on your season ticket, so both are going to cost a wedge of cash (with the final obviously costing more).

I guess this is another reason why the RFL should look at pushing the semi further apart from the final.

They only had 1's and 2's in the lower tiers (£32)

plenty in 516 though.

I bet the London Bronco's game this weekend will be like a ghost town, I just cant afford to pay £25 for travel and then ticket money etc. A real shame as I enjoy going to a new ground too. I'll bet a few others will be the same.

& further away from the play-off series & grand final too, especially in years when there are end of season international games &/or world cups.

But from another point of view, its great it's only 2 weeks away. The excitement was building from the weekend and no nervy wait.