I think you can buy tickets online. You won't need 'away' tickets. Just order them online and enter via any of the turnstiles and walk to the away end if thats where you would like to stand.

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Right, I was in the club shop earlier and cleared a few things up.

1. There are plenty of tickets left
2. Once the current batch has gone, the club will be getting more in
3. Juniors have to swap their vouchers for a match ticket
4. Saints are talking up the ticket sales to get people panic buying, and bump up the crowd

Wrong. If Warrington have plenty of tickets, good for them. The posting on the website about it being close was dated the 3rd March.

Do the maths, Saints got 10,000 against Wakefield who brought a few hundred. Bigger game, local derby, Wire fans expecting to win.

By all means I expect this to be a sell out, it's very unlikely (and I'll go by the words of the people selling tickets over yours thankyou very much) that it's going to sell out quite as quickly as that news story suggests.

17.5k is the capacity and i'm expecting a sell out and once again a Saints v Wire classic.

Got my 6 tickets last week . The club have already exchanged 1900 adult season ticket vouchers and 500 kids vouchers.

Think the Wire faithful could bring up to anything up to 5k for this one.

Is it? It was 15,100 in 2002 and I'm pretty sure it was further reduced as a compromise with health & safety inspectors more recently.

Quote: Saddened! "Is it? It was 15,100 in 2002 and I'm pretty sure it was further reduced as a compromise with health & safety inspectors more recently.'" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knowsley_Road#The_stadium

Quote: Saddened! "Is it? It was 15,100 in 2002 and I'm pretty sure it was further reduced as a compromise with health & safety inspectors more recently.'" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knowsley_Road#The_stadium

17,008 were there a couple of years ago

Knowsley road away end is a dangerous place with a few hundred in it. Took 10 mins to get from the middle to the toilets last season.

Yup. You are probably right. I was under the impression we still had a reduced capacity but it appears from popular opinion that we don't.

Probably more reliable than Wikipedia.