I think to sell it out in future we need to capture the imagination of the capital. That's why Super League needs London

What like the south east and London!

I'd be celebrating the size of the crowd Saturday rather then questioning it. I said on a thread yesterday that people shouldn't get hung up on the stadiums capacity but should celebrate the attendance. The figures banded about already are the ones we should compare to. The crowds at the semi finals of the World Cup in 2000 were pitiful and 2008 wasn't great either considering it was played on the doorstep of the super duper NRL and all its supporters. We also aren't afforded the luxury of having huge numbers of travelling support from Australia and NZ like they were when England fans went there in good numbers in 2008.

I do think we could have done better (if only some of the professional clubs would get off their backside and help drum up some support via club deals hey) but that's just another positive in my mind. There is room for improvement. In 2011 we got about 42,000 on at Wembley, fast forward 2 years and we've added another 25,000 to that figure which is surely exceptional progress?!

It's all positive in my mind.

Ticket price x3, Wife dropping me off at Wembley, cheap as chips

She's at Work at 2, funnily enough I took her to her first Warrington game v Hudds in the playoffs, she loved it.

No need to justify, I was only joking. Some seem to think everyone within a 5-mile radius of Wembley should be herded into the game to sell seats...!

But in keeping with the charade "she's had months if not years to book that day off blah, blah, blah" 4.125:5