At home, not a true fan.

Agree it was a poor attendance, although Giants had a decent following around 1500 or so, never 3000 but still a good turn out.

I think it is now time for the RFL looked at the ticket prices of the playoffs or is it up to the home team to specify the pricing. I believe all gate receipts from the playoffs are shared by Sl clubs rather than between the two teams playing on the day so what was stopping the Wire dropping prices for these games, no hardship to us I suppose.

Not everyone has the spare cash these days to pay out for the extra games. Price it right and you may get more fans turning up. Apart from the two local derbies last weekend the playoff crowds have been poor.

Exactly. Now take your fake Liverpool season ticket (as if) and your East Stand/North Stand (which is it this week?) season ticket and f*** off.

Probably a taste of what to expect next year with the price increases for 2011. How many people will not renew their season tickets?

The smaller Premiership clubs have reduced their prices to a lower level than the Wire (and that is for 19 games too!)

Perhaps the club needs to have a rethink!

couldn`t agree more

Christ. Wasn't expecting that. Whats up with you? I will await your apology.

You'll be waiting a long time then you f***ing biff.

Oh I say. Kids and beer eh.

back to back challenge cup wins highest in the super league so far last game of season and some of "the fans" walk out early shame on you.

At least the ones who left early (no I wasn't one of them) turned up in the first place, unlike about 2-3000 others.

couldn't agree with you more i was there till the bitter end

I don't think the club are in a poor financial position to have to reduce season ticket prices significantly or to have a marketting campaign i.e. the Bulls pledge or what the Giants did a couple of seasons ago. Although I agree that a price feeze may have helped. In light of the two cup victories I think we must be confident to increse season ticket sales again for next season.

Where clubs are offering reduced season ticket prices their attendances must be falling or steadily poor, the Wires average attendance has improved this year with the improved performance over the last 18 months.

You quote premier league sides but no figures. The cheapest I have heard of is Wigan Athletic with the cheapest adult price of £250 rising to £295 which is still more expensive than the Wires prices (albeit more matches) cheapest £191 rising to £266 but remember the CC cup free games tokens, subsidies for Magic weekend etc and free entrance to away games for the kids. Now consider the value for money that the Wires have given season ticket holders this year compared to Wigan Athletic for example. So all things considered a season ticket for the Wire is the cheapest way to go if you attend all games and good value compare to premier league prices.

Little bit harsh!

It's not just Warrington though,it's a problem throughout the game here.Play off games are notorious for attracting smaller gates than that of the home teams average league attendance.The system just doesn't capture the imagination of the paying public for some reason.

A litte! I've PM'ed him asking him what his problem is and no need to be abusive.