If this is true then I'm glad I rang on Monday morning now. Looks like everyone wants to see the RL Cup at the HJ.

just ordered mine, south stand

what pub is everyone in

Red Lion, into Warrington 12.00, leave the Car at my Sisters, then Lion for about 1.15pm.

Gutted we can't go
Was not expecting this kind of demand

I'd check if I were you, it might be a decent gate but I honestly can't see it being a sellout.

See you there big man.

Remember when the club used to keep us updated on ticket sales?

I know there were only single seats in the East Stand today, but surely there are more than a couple of hundred tickets left in total.

I suspect we would have had an official statement explaining that it is likely to sell out and is all ticket.

Bout 11k

limited seats in north and east. spaces available in south and west although club advises buying a ticket to avoid disapointment.

would be very suprised to see over 10,000 there tomorow

According to the website there will still be cash turnstiles which pleases me as I'll be okay swapping my South Stand voucher for a West Stand ticket.

A sell out would see me stranded in the dreaded South!

To be honest I find it embarrassing that we can find 25-30,000 people who want to go to Wembley but can't sell out a home game with a capacity of half that.

I understand people who now live far from Warrington making the effort to go to Wembley but not going tomorrow but I don't understand why people who live in or near the town but do not really support the club would want to go to Wembley and if they do really support the club why do they not want to go tomorrow?

every single team apart from likes of utd and that take loads to big finals so why act like its a new thing?ill be there tomorrow but those who wont be so what? it happends in every single sport its no big deal

Yes I know it's hardly unique to us but it's never something I've understood.

To be honest despite growing up in Warrington I was only into football as a kid and didn't get into RL until I was in my teens. On the day of Wembley 1990 I was at Anfield as I had no interest in travelling to London to watch a team I didn't support just because I lived in that town.

As I got older I got into the game and naturally supported my local club but my parents (lived in Warrington for the last 28 years but not originally from there) have never been to an RL game in their lives and didn't suddenly develop an interest when Wembley came around as many others seemingly did.

I know it happens but I don't understand it personally.

I know of 4 people that are buying season tickets on the back of us winning the challenge cup. If we get 10,000 on sunday it's a win win for us.
Bring on the glory hunters.

It'll be a decent crowd for a dead rubber......
probably bigger than Saints V huddersfield in the play offs so nowt to worry about.....