Seems like Simon Moran doesn't understand why the stadium won't be at capacity for the biggest game ever at the HJ. See todays Guardian.

Regardless of the short of money argument (just make a small cutback somewhere, we probably won't take all the family to this because of the cost but I will be going for sure) if the stadium isn't full I have to question does this town deserve this team (the best ever Warrington side?)? Can't believe I am going to say this but I do question if people are true fans if they make a conscious decision to sit this one out and I don't think this could have ever been said about any other game in living memory.

It is a home semi-final ffs, one game from winning the SL crown.

10 pager haha

Just read it and he is spot on

Is this the Warrington Guardian, anyone have a link?

Front and back of Guardian.

I've not read what he's said (I work in Chester so the chances of me getting a copy of the Guardian are slim), but is it worth pointing out that the club is not owed anything by the local catchment area? If we want something (and we do, I'm sure we'd all love the place to be sold out for every game) we have to go out and get it, not call people cheap skates for not bothering to turn up.

This just isnt a normal game though

He hasnt called anyone cheap skates FYI

Just that it should be a sellout as its what the players and coaches deserve

Here's the link to Simon Moran

rlhttps://www.warringtonguardian.co.uk/wolves/wolvesnews/9266289.Moran_s_call_to_arms/rl

That's fair enough, I would have been appalled if he had. The same can't be said of many posters on this forum, though

Leeds would bring alot.

surely it must sell out it's one of our biggest games ever unmissable IMO

True 11k Wire 2k Leeds = full house

Must be some concern for Moran to come out and speak.

Worst case would be Hudds or Catalan ticket sales wise.

Maybe you're missing where I'm coming from. I have already said there will be a large number of people who fall in to the 'glory' category and are only interested in going to finals (see our numbers of fans at Wembley for example). I'm as disappointed as anyone that the team this year hasn't lead to a sold-out stadium every week, but at the end of the day if you want to convince people to come along and watch you're not going to convince them to do that by poking them with a stick and calling them derogatory names.