Personally i reckon we should thank the fans that paid £20 to travel to a complete non event of a game that was being shown on tv too, rather than popping at the ones that didnt. Many neutral saying they turned it off as it was boring. i loved standing there watching us win 70 - 0 but if i had remembered to take my nintendo DS with me thats how i would have spent the second half.

The effort from the Wigan fans was pathetic?

Let's say the semi had been against Saints at the Halliwell Jones. Wigan take 6,000 and Saints take 6,000 and suddenly we're all fairly happy there's a 12,000 crowd on in a CC semi-final. 12-13,000 is fairly average for a CC semi.

And that's a conservative hypothetical example. When given a higher quality of opposition and the prospect of a closer game, more would probably choose to go. London were never going to win today, everyone knew that and it showed.

Get a grip. When one side brings next to no-one, the attendance will be poor.

Quite true. A CC semi final should have been considered a much bigger deal for London's fans than Wigan's, who let's face it have been to many over the years.
Yet the Wigan fans are being berated for an attendance which was basically very low because there was no support from London.

I don't really blame Wigan fans. I blame the RFL for the shabby non-event the semi finals have been for years. If you're going to make the games on neutral grounds, they need to be events. Otherwise they may as well just be a home game.