Anything that doesn't have the Saint Sinfield and Sam Tomkins appreciation society is okay by me.
Trouble with BBC is the northern flat cap angle gets rolled out,

I'm also on Virgin media and am disapointed that Virgin & Premier sport have still not been able to come to some agreement so we can watch their programs

So who is planning to go to the semi-finals double header or "Big Hit" at Wembley: www.warringtonwolves.org/the-big-hit-6166 I think this could be a superb day out. World Cup Semi-Finals involving (most likely) Aus, NZ, Eng plus 1 other, should be un-missable for fans of RL.

So who is planning to go to the semi-finals double header or "Big Hit" at Wembley: www.warringtonwolves.org/the-big-hit-6166 I think this could be a superb day out. World Cup Semi-Finals involving (most likely) Aus, NZ, Eng plus 1 other, should be un-missable for fans of RL.

Quote SEB="SEB"So who is planning to go to the semi-finals double header or "Big Hit" at Wembley: www.warringtonwolves.org/the-big-hit-6166 I think this could be a superb day out. World Cup Semi-Finals involving (most likely) Aus, NZ, Eng plus 1 other, should be un-missable for fans of RL.'" I am helping out as a volunteer, hoping to get to as many games as possible including the opener, 'big hit' and final. It is going to be an expensive six weeks! Great to see ticket sales going well, 1,500 tickets were sold in one transaction for Wembley the other day. The excitement is starting to build!

Quote SEB="SEB"So who is planning to go to the semi-finals double header or "Big Hit" at Wembley: www.warringtonwolves.org/the-big-hit-6166 I think this could be a superb day out. World Cup Semi-Finals involving (most likely) Aus, NZ, Eng plus 1 other, should be un-missable for fans of RL.'" I am helping out as a volunteer, hoping to get to as many games as possible including the opener, 'big hit' and final. It is going to be an expensive six weeks! Great to see ticket sales going well, 1,500 tickets were sold in one transaction for Wembley the other day. The excitement is starting to build!

Group games - Round one

1. Saturday 26th October Millennium Stadium, Cardiff Australia v England (A) 14:30

2. Saturday 26th October Millennium Stadium, Cardiff Wales v Italy (C/D) 16:30

3. Sunday 27th October MS3 Craven Park, Hull Papua New Guinea v France (B) 16:00

4. Sunday 27th October Halliwell Jones Stadium, Warrington New Zealand v Samoa (B) 18:00

5. Monday 28th October Spotland Stadium, Rochdale Fiji v Ireland (A) 20:00

6. Tuesday 29th October Derwent Park, Workington Tonga v Scotland (C) 20:00

7. Wednesday 30th October The Memorial Stadium, Bristol USA v Cook Islands (D) 20:00



Group games - Round two

8. Friday 1st November Parc des Sports, Avignon New Zealand v France (B) 20:00*

9. Saturday 2nd November John Smith’s Stadium, Huddersfield England v Ireland (A) 14:30

10. Saturday 2nd November Langtree Park, St Helens Australia v Fiji (A) 20:00

11. Sunday 3rd November Glyndŵr University RS, Wrexham Wales v USA (D) 14:00

12. Sunday 3rd November Derwent Park, Workington Scotland v Italy (C) 16:00

13. Monday 4th November MS3 Craven Park, Hull Papua New Guinea v Samoa (B) 20:00

14. Tuesday 5th November Leigh Sports Village, Leigh Tonga v Cook Islands (C/D) 20:00



Group games - Round three

15. Thursday 7th November Salford City Stadium, Salford Scotland v USA (C/D) 20:00

16. Friday 8th November Headingley Carnegie, Leeds New Zealand v Papua New Guinea (B) 20:00

17. Saturday 9th November KC Stadium, Hull England v Fiji (A) 14:30

18. Saturday 9th November Thomond Park, Limerick Australia v Ireland (A) 20:00

19. Sunday 10th November The Gnoll, Neath Wales v Cook Islands (D) 14:00

20. Sunday 10th November The Shay, Halifax Tonga v Italy (C) 16:00

21. Monday 11th November Gilbert Brutus Stadium, Perpignan France v Samoa (B) 20:00*



Quarter-finals

22. Friday 15th November Headingley Carnegie, Leeds Winner B v Winner C (QF1) 20:00

23. Saturday 16th November Glyndŵr University RS, Wrexham Winner A v Winner D (QF2) 13:00

24. Saturday 16th November DW Stadium, Wigan Runner Up A v 3rd Place B (QF3) 20:00

25. Sunday 17th November Halliwell Jones Stadium, Warrington Runner Up B v 3rd Place A (QF4) 15:00



Semi-finals

26. Saturday 23rd November Wembley Stadium, London Winner Q/F 1 v Winner Q/F 3 (SF1) 13:00

27. Saturday 23rd November Wembley Stadium, London Winner Q/F 2 v Winner Q/F 4 (SF2) 15:30



Final

28. Saturday 30th November Old Trafford, Manchester Winner S/F 1 v Winner S/F 2 14:30

Yes, momentum is really going to start building now with lots of things taking shape. Obviously I would encourage all RL fans to get to as many games as they can - which will vary according to where you live. For Warrington fans I'd like to highlight the following in particular, get booking your tickets! Group Games 1. Saturday 26th October Millennium Stadium, Cardiff Australia v England (A) 14:30 2. Saturday 26th October Millennium Stadium, Cardiff Wales v Italy (C/D) 16:30 4. Sunday 27th October Halliwell Jones Stadium, Warrington New Zealand v Samoa (B) 18:00 Quarter-finals 25. Sunday 17th November Halliwell Jones Stadium, Warrington Runner Up B v 3rd Place A (QF4) 15:00 Semi-finals - the "Big Hit" 26. Saturday 23rd November Wembley Stadium, London Winner Q/F 1 v Winner Q/F 3 (SF1) 13:00 27. Saturday 23rd November Wembley Stadium, London Winner Q/F 2 v Winner Q/F 4 (SF2) 15:30 Final 28. Saturday 30th November Old Trafford, Manchester Winner S/F 1 v Winner S/F 2 14:30 https://www.eticketing.co.uk/rlwc/default.aspx

Yes, momentum is really going to start building now with lots of things taking shape. Obviously I would encourage all RL fans to get to as many games as they can - which will vary according to where you live. For Warrington fans I'd like to highlight the following in particular, get booking your tickets! Group Games 1. Saturday 26th October Millennium Stadium, Cardiff Australia v England (A) 14:30 2. Saturday 26th October Millennium Stadium, Cardiff Wales v Italy (C/D) 16:30 4. Sunday 27th October Halliwell Jones Stadium, Warrington New Zealand v Samoa (B) 18:00 Quarter-finals 25. Sunday 17th November Halliwell Jones Stadium, Warrington Runner Up B v 3rd Place A (QF4) 15:00 Semi-finals - the "Big Hit" 26. Saturday 23rd November Wembley Stadium, London Winner Q/F 1 v Winner Q/F 3 (SF1) 13:00 27. Saturday 23rd November Wembley Stadium, London Winner Q/F 2 v Winner Q/F 4 (SF2) 15:30 Final 28. Saturday 30th November Old Trafford, Manchester Winner S/F 1 v Winner S/F 2 14:30 https://www.eticketing.co.uk/rlwc/default.aspx

Now that times are available I am going to start booking tickets. I am thinking of buying one a month to spread the cost, then buy the group games as and when the need dictates. I had a quick look at Final tickets earlier and it seems it is already difficult to get multiple tickets for a good spot. Best get on it ASAP!

Why are they playing the semis at wembley on separate dates?

Much better to play both on same say, crowd wise it may look embarrassing.

They are on the same day. 1300 and 1500 kick off times, like the four nations in 2011. Hopefully the West Coast Mainline won't break again!

Guaranteed engineering works that weekend...!

I often wonder whether Network Rail set their WCML engineering timetable using the Wembley events guide!