No probs - I think it must be new as I've looked in the past and not found anything like it and just had to take pot luck on row number and ended up stuck at the back of the stand. Still enjoyable though

Same here, I've bought from the RFL for both our Grand Final appliances and all 4 of our Wembley games.

I have 1 spare ticket in wire end block 205 row 34 seat 70 £50 if any one is after one??

Sorry block 105 row 34 seat 70 £50

Tickets arrived this morning. Now to put them somewhere safe and not forget where!!

Best not put them in the wife's handbag then, I know from experience anything that goes in there is never to be seen again.

Did you order yours from the RFL? Pretty quick service.

Edit: Ours have just arrived by post. Happy Days

Half time during the game from the RFL FB.

HALF TIME!!!!!!
I was stressing about buying them on the 65t minute when we were 46-6 up. I need to live life bit more in the fast lane

I bought mine after about 60 minutes on Saturday. I didn't want to wait 'til the end and let telly clappers snap up the seats I'd earmarked online that morning while I was still in the ground celebrating.

35,000 tickets sold between us and Hull since Friday and Hull down to their last few hundred tickets for their initial allocation.

It's going to be a big'un. It's definitely got the makings and the feel of a Classic. The Challenge cup final has been crying out for a fierce, close scoring game for years to attract the neutrals or first time watchers. this could be the final to get people talking about RL again. Once upon a time we took 40 odd thousand to Wembley. It would be nice to have a similar amount there again. Attendances dropped off because we were there quite often I feel. The novelty wore off for the part time band wagon brigade. having 4 years off should bring them back in good numbers.

And thats what really annoys me, the party brigade turning up loke they have followed the Wire all their lives. Yes i know some people say its good for the club etc just wish they would show more support and actually go to games not just turn up for wembley .

You're never going to stop it mate, you know people. Any excuse for a P*** up. It irks my slightly when you look at the overall population of Warrington and we struggle to sell out a 14,000 capacity stadium. The size of our town we should be averaging 18,000+ a week.

remember after the first final though? Attendances the next season shot up. Probably because non watchers went as part of the craic, ended up hooked and came back.

Whether you like it or hate it... The band wagon grows the game.

bandwagoners = cold hard cash = better players = happy regular fans