There were equal amounts of blue and yellow shirts on the pitch though. I've heard on the grapevine that Leeds are releasing a limited edition 'wash faded' pinky/red shirt to be worn exclusively at this year's final.

Regardless of who will have the most fans, we will out chant the pie munchers.

Also i'm pretty confident that the Rhinos will win, my reasoning for this is that game one against them, should have been all over by halftime and game two we were robbed by the video ref.

I'm sure there will be a large increase in ticket sales after hearing the great news of Moore signing for next season.

Anyone heard how ticket sales are going?

Very well from my experience - I handed over my credit card and got two tickets with minimal effort

I've been away and got back in the country on Friday afternoon. The first thing I did after dumping the cases at home was to leg it down to the Rhinos ticket office to see if I could get somewhere near the rest of the Leeds fans.

No problem what so ever - in fact they had boxes of tickets left. I seriously doubt they'll get anywhere near selling out.

I'm sure I heard somewhere on Friday night that there was about 3,000 left. Not sure if it was on twitter, or the announcer said something. It was when the attendance was announced. "15,000 in here tonight and yet still 3,000 tickets left for Wembley". Or words to that effect.

Leeds Rhinos are hoping for a late surge after disappointing Wembley ticket sales www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/s ... _1_3682716

Leeds Rhinos are hoping for a late surge after disappointing Wembley ticket sales www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/s ... _1_3682716

I have already got my tickets & will be there to support the team, but I can understand why many fans are getting fed up with spending their hard earned money when the club appear to be showing a total lack of ambition and direction.

GH is correct in believing that some fans are fearful of a repeat of last season's whitewash, but he is deluding himself if he thinks that is the only reason & he should take a look closer to home.

In these trying financial times people are saving their hard earned cash to pay for tickets in our late season surge to the Grand Final.

rlRhinos hope for late ticket surge!rl

Who've thought that several hundred pounds to make a 400 mile round trip to watch your team get utterly humiliated, couple with showing absolutely no tactical ability whatsoever for the majority of the 30ish matches since would result in people not wanting to relive the experience.

Someone from the RFL ticket office just rang my house trying to get me to buy tickets.


#EPICFAIL

Wigan fans reckon they are going to have approx 30,000 fans there (with their allocation and those that have bought from RFL). Apparently you can't get two seats together on the Wigan side.

Looking at that we are going to be severely outnumbered.

As long as it's 13 vs 13 where it counts, I couldn't care less.