Who cares how many tickets we get,aslong as we win that will do me.

I dont even think the game will sell out or get near to.

This game is important but the one next week and/or week after far more so.

The women behind the counter told me they sold over a thousand and even she thinks it wont sell out.

I know there's plenty of time before the game, but i still can't see Wire taking 7k. More on the lines of 3-4k.

We [iwon't[/i take 7k, no chance. 4-5k,

Can't understand why the 6k that went early in the season wouldn't want to go now to a bigger game.

Don't care though its their loss.

The main factor for that was it wasn't being televised tbh.

As a Wire fan i have got used to having to dream over the years

Big part of it is that people have just had the big expense of Wembley. Also there is a big possibilty we will be playing Saints again in a couple of weeks, so for those who are not too flush at the moment, makes sense that this would be the game to miss. I'm sure that given the chance lots of people would go to all the away games, but with cost and other commitments, people have to prioritise.

If you told me I had to miss one game, it would be this one(fortunately I am going!) I think it may be a couple of thousand short of a sell out.

One game a season is about the most the glory lot can afford until maybe a Grand Final.

Fair point well made.

These constant digs at glory hunters makes no sense. It is obvious that a club doing well and winning trophies will attract new fans, but let's remember these fans could stick with the club for a log time to come.

I am glad that I am supporting a club that is in a position to attract Glory Hunters.

Rant over!

Some of us remember 4,000 at the Zoo being s[ih[/iit but not caring because we just love the club and just dreaming of making Sky's fancy playoffs.

Anyone who is a real fan IMO shouldn't really give it a second thought to go see Wire play at Saints in the playoffs for the right to be 80 mins from the Grand Final.