When London get to the Grand Final - that will be worth mentioning.

Show off

It doesn't affect me it's a long time since my team were there - 1988.

I might go as a neutral and i'm happy to make a late decision, the cost and time of work won't be a factor.

Yes committed supporters can make provisional plans and most will do but such short notice will deter many many casual supporters from the towns of the competing finalists, just the people you need to stop Wembley feeling like a cavernous bowl.

I've tried to blank it from my memory.



Soaked, nilled and miserable.

Since we have returned to Wembley, finals have attracted crowds of:
2013 Wigan v Hull: 78,137
2012 Warrington v Leeds: 79,180
2011 Wigan v Leeds: 78,482
2010 Warrington v Leeds: 85,217
2009 Warrington v Huddersfield: 76,560
2008 St Helens v Hull: 82,821
2007 St Helens v Catalans Dragons: 84,241

The lowest crowd of these (Warrington v Huddersfield) was better than the crowd for any final held at Cardiff, Edinburgh or Twickenham or any held at the old Wembley since 1997 (St Helens v Bradford).

Clearly getting to London doesn't seem to be [ithat[/i difficult.

Anyone who's attended a recent final knows that the official attendances do not reflect the number of people sat in the stadium watching the game.

I was at Wigan v Leeds, 12000 empty seats? Yeah and the rest.

Club Wembley are counted in the total, which is why you get more empty seats than the total suggests. They are 10 year debentures I think, so they are due to come up?

Saints fans love a day out.

Or might just be that En-ger-land are kicking off versus Uruguay at 8 in the Footie.....

I'm enjoying it while it lasts!

I was at wire hudds, felt a lot less then 76k

I work in the motor trade. If tomorrow I sell ten new cars, one of which the customer puts away in the garage with no intention of using, should I only put nine towards my sales figures?