And to think, there was post after post relating to our relatively low attendance on Friday night, on the Wigan board.

Like I've said before, Wigan fans have really never understood irony, have they?

We should stop playing games, then we'd never get low crowds.

The attendances have been fine and at worst he equivalent of play-off games in previous seasons. The actual revenue put into the game this weekend will be much greater than usual due to everyone paying.

I agree that it needs looking at. It's a combination of games not being considered 'important' as even a loss means they get another go and the costs involved, especialy for teams coming off the back of a Wembley appearance and ones expecting to go all the way to the GF. Personally I think the CC final happens too late in the season but that's another topic.

I think a 50% discount on tickets for ST holders would be a good idea.

I don't.

I'd estimate, on the low side, that 70% of season-ticket holders still attend the play-off games. Call it 20 quid for a club with 10000 season ticket holders.

£20 x 7,000 = £140,000

Knock off half the price, and let's optimistically say 99% of season ticket holders can now make it (holidays, work etc)

£10 x 9,900 = £99,000

That seems like a big financial hit in order to entice 2,900 people into the ground. Even if each of those 9,900 decide to buy a pint inside the ground because they've got an extra tenner, you're still ten grand down.

If you're going to do promotions, aim for the unlimited market (ie. non-season ticket holders). I think we did a decent job of this on FRiday because we were able to sell tickets early as we knew we would have a game. The online ticket cock-up didn't help though.

Personally im sick of hearing season ticket holders bleating about paying extra for play-off games or any other games,im not a season ticket holder because my work makes it difficult to attend every game,SO ive always got to pay extra.people who have season tickets already get a discount why should they get more??? IF YOU DONT LIKE IT DONT GO.

One home game for me used to cost close to a season ticket, no sympathy.

=#FF0000Revised with today's final attendances

Wolves attendance was down directly due to Huddersfields attendance. Under 500 compared to over 1000 for the league game.

Bizarre suggestion as an answer to a debate on how to increase attendances!

Didn't know it was that dear at Quins Yed? No wonder they don't get many.

London prices and that's the cheap seats

I'd be especially worried if i was a Leeds fan. That means only about 6,500 Leeds fans turned up.