Same as us then.

I don't like the 'Club Wembley' thing.
It's awful when the upper and lower tier are full / virtually full and there's loads of empty boxes in the middle.
It just breaks up the whole stadium and detracts from the atmosphere.

Will be interesting to see how much take up there is for the Challenge Cup final, and come to think of it - for the next England international given how superbly our underpaid, overworked, glorious stars played in South Africa......

Yes, Club Wembley stinks. Its as bad as towels on the sunbeds. Whichever corporate genius thought of that one needs a good kick up the rrrrr's.

14k sold, only 3k left.

Less then 10,000 left I wonder if that includes us and Leeds along with RFL tickets.

It does indeed.

Im sure the are only 74k tickets up for for grabs the rest is club wembley so i reckon the crowd will be around 81k

Nearly 77,000 last year I go for 85,000 this year

Stating the obvious I know but I'm thinking tons of none season ticket holders will have been straight onto the RFL site post semi win. Hopefully we'll have a similar amount to last year and too many don't miss out.

Regards club wembley most of the people that have these are just football fans in the main, they should have some sort of buy back scheme, basically give the people that own these tickets a chance to sell them (at retail price) to people that want them.

Booked the weekend ages ago. row 10 near 40 metre line, not coming home till Mon so I'll miss them parading cup on the bus again!

Don't worry mate you can always catch it again when they parade the SL trophy in October!

Unfortunately no such system exists. I know someone with a Club Wembley box and the only thing you can do is 'hand it back' temporarily to Wembley who 'try to sell it' as a one-off, and then deduct a commission if they manage to do so. Given the price of the boxes, they are not likely to shift any.

I very much doubt Club Wembley ticket holders would appreciate drunk Warrington fans nicking their hats and throwing bottles of beer at them.

If nothing else Club Wembley offers a refuge within the stadium where the match can be watched free from the moronic behaviour of a minority of "fans" that spoils the enjoyment of others in their locality.

Also I understand that standing-up is not a pre-requisite to "loving" the Wire when you are in Club Wembley which is another bonus.

Calm it down this year Paul, you got away with it last year but it only takes one camera to zoom in on you and you'll be thrown out.