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Almost ALMOST bit. Good work sir

My Grandad's death funnily enough. I was never interested in it as a little kid, followed football, epic fail on my part. But when I hit 7 years old my grandad died and I basically inherited all his old recorded rugby games he had on video, started watching them, and then when the season started the year after in 1998 I went to my first game, it was against Leeds at Wilderspool and we lost 27-14. Pretty sure Brendan Tuta scored a try that day IIRC.

I started to take interest around 10 years ago when i would listen to wire fm for the games. My dad took me to my first and only game at Wilderspool in 2002(think it was against leeds) but wasn't really interested as i was only 10. Dad then got me a season ticket when we moved to the HJ and had one ever since. Remember the first game against Wakefield had a south stand season ticket but had to go in West stand for 1st game because they sold too many tickets for south

January 1975, My old man took me when I was 5 to my 1st game Warrington v Leeds. Went to all the remaining home games that year. First away game was Warrington V Widnes Challenge Cup Final. I wouldnt go and shake John Bevans hand when the players walked around the pitch pre match because he scared me.

It was a long wait to see then finally win at Wembley. I was starting to think I was a jinx.

My Grandad took me to a couple of Alliance games, I think to see if I would sit still etc. It just went from there really.

My dad despised rugby, both codes. He was football through and through, born and raised in Manchester and used to be a Salford United ST holder. So I grew up being a football supporter (funnily enough a ST holder at Blackburn coz even at a young age I couldn't stand United!) My mate had a season ticket for his much younger brother in the south stand in 2004, and he was too small to go so he took me for my first game vs Wigan (that Nat Wood hat trick!)
I've only missed about 10 games home and away since...

i went to the challenge cup final in 1974......i was then born in November of the same year. dad started taking me when i was about 3. i used to sit on the wall at the front of the fletch, just over that roller with the massive spikes on it. we then progressed to souvenir shop corner and then, when i was a bit bigger, half way up the fletch. used to go to a team matches on Friday nights and get the club coach to away games. can't go as much as i used to, but go every time i am home.

My dad started by taking me to Friday night games when I was about 8 or 9, but all I remember is the floodlights!

First game I remember is 1974 Challenge Cup Final (I was 11) but I didn't start going regular until about 1978, at my peak for home & away games in mid 1980's.

Dad took me from the age of 4, 16 now and never looked back.

I remember Paul Bishop and Kevin Tamati doing some training sessions at junior school, I think we went to a couple of games but all I can remember is sitting in the Bevan stand freezing cold with a hot chocolate.

A few years later, my uncle took me to my first 'proper' game - 1993 v Cas. We won 24-18 or something like that.

I used to be a Wigan fan but I decided to be a glory hunter and jump on the Warrington bandwagon so I could enjoy a taste of Wembley.

Shouldn't there be a "bad luck" option?

Being born and brought up in Warrington my only exposure to RL as a child was when my dad took me to watch Warrington v Wigan at wilderspool a few times and I also watched the great Wigan sides in challenge cup finals on telly along with a few GB v Australia test games too.

Interestingly enough hardly anyone at my junior or high schools showed any interest in Wire or RL in general.

I started to watch more wire games on tv when SL started and I quickly became hooked. I started to attend a few games at Wilderspool and some away games and then became a fully fledged season ticket holder when we moved to the hj.

My first season was 2002 where I was invited by one of my best friends. It was the high scoring game at home against St Helens that we lost, I think it was 46-34.

Previously, I did see RL on Sky, but only took a passing interest because it was Warrington and I lived in the town. After my debut game though, I was hooked and the following season got myself a season ticket and not looked back since. I've also completed the RFL referee's course.

My mum has started watching us aswell after getting into it via myself and my uncle, and she also has a season ticket in the East Stand, so planning on going on a few road trips!