£26 for a ticket on the side stopped me going. Priced right they would fill these grounds with neutrals and fans but we never do.

no venom from me at all, just offered my opinion, and to be fair the other 2 teams had to travel to theirs

Madness when you consider most World Cuo games you can get in for a tenner.

3pm kick off would have added a few more thousand to todays gate

if it'd been played on the outskirts of Hull we'd have taken more than 6000 as well

It would have been 10,622 but thankfully Hull fans don't need a drummer.

Make it a double header.
If they big teams (Leeds, Hulls, Saints, Wigan, Wire etc...) made the semi's, charge £15-20 a ticket, give each side a stand each, and watch the place sell.
The RFL won't do it though, too much common sense!
They did it for the Wembley internations 2 years ago, and 40k made it down, 20k could make it to Huddersfield or Wigan! The games would be watched too, because its the team youre playing in the final to be decided!

It's basic. £26 for a game on the box, when you potentially have an expensive trip to Wembley is too much, but if you get a double header its worth it at £20!

If the fans think £26 is to much, we as a game are sunk .

Most teams have to travel but the average is 6k. So why did these two only manage 5k? It's pathetic that you could place the sole blame on Wigan who took 6k and make excuses for Warrington and Hull taking less.

10,621 for a Challenge Cup "Qualifying Final" match. Be interesting to see what the split between the two teams was.