Yes. Only those who went to Hull last week should be able to attend the final if we make it. The rest are just glory* hunters.


*Author is aware that one LLS in 4 years does not usually court glory hunters.

This isn't the first time you've demonstrated this narrow-minded view.

Should we make the final, my group will have ten people.
Only two of us will be there tonight.
None of us live in Warrington any longer, the group includes children (so no chance for them or their dads tonight) and we'll even have a couple travelling from overseas. (Hello China Wire.)

The world doesn't end at Winwick and Stretton.

Why in your opinion is it narrow minded, is it because you don't agree with it,I'm entitled to say what I think, it is a forum after all and this is how I feel, am I supposed to stay quite in case I upset someone.?

PS yes I am aware not all fans live in Warrington but there are plenty that do.

Would you prefer that we only take our core home support to OT of 8,000ish (even it we get there which is by no means certain) and leave 22,000 seats empty? Or should we only allow the true hard code that attend home and away, say 1,000? Or should that lad who never misses a game be our sole representative?

There will always be more interest in attending a final, there will always be fans who attend more or less than others. I'm not sure what point you are trying to make.

Saints have sold out.

If Saints only have 250 tickets left like they've reported then they have deffo sold 3,200 tickets. Wire have sold 'over 10,000 tickets' as or two days ago. so we're going to be pretty close to 11,000.

11,000 + 3200 = 14,200 give or take 100.

My guess is we'll see 14,500 in the crowd. Which for a Thursday night on sky isn't something to grumble at.

The "10,000" tickets sold must have included the Saints allocation. If you looked at the ticketing website before it was taken down this morning you'd see that the number of seats sold was pretty poor, and much lower than a typical league game

The report was warrington have sold over 10,000 home tickets. So yeah, as Cat says, it's basically sold out

Just seen on Twitter that we still have 700 left in the South Stand minus quite a few seats i would imagine. I reckon somewhere in the region of 13000 for tonight. Disappointing! Should be another sellout like Widnes!

disappointing, you're right. I really do Envy Salford and Wakefield sometimes and the crowds that they attract.

Quote: moving on... "The report was warrington have sold over 10,000 home tickets. So yeah, as Cat says, it's basically sold out'" Which report was this? The release i saw from the club says "It’s been another great day of sales with over 10,000 tickets now sold!!" https://warringtonwolves.com/club-news/ ... nal-squad/ You could see from the seats available on the website that we couldn't possibly have sold 10,000 home tickets. I think people just jumped to this conclusion.

Quote: moving on... "The report was warrington have sold over 10,000 home tickets. So yeah, as Cat says, it's basically sold out'" Which report was this? The release i saw from the club says "It’s been another great day of sales with over 10,000 tickets now sold!!" https://warringtonwolves.com/club-news/ ... nal-squad/ You could see from the seats available on the website that we couldn't possibly have sold 10,000 home tickets. I think people just jumped to this conclusion.

So a game against Widnes is deemed more important than a Semi Final that will get us to the Grand Final? Saints have sold their allocation so its ourselves that cant sell the ground out yet we could against Widnes. The demand for that game was so high that the club asked Full Members to sell their tickets back to the club so the club could sell them on. Where are all these fans now? I appreciate people travel and cant make it however if we had that demand for Widnes, where is it now when the club need them the most!

What has Salford and Wakefield got to do with it? I dont see the reference, at present its poor that we cant sell the tickets. However there is still time.

Thursday night means that me + 3 others won't be attending. Thats why it isn't a sell out....if it had been a Friday night or a Saturday/Sunday game it would be a different story.

But how many people are on holiday at Easter, or catching up with relatives, or have to work bank holidays etc etc. Demand should be higher than demand for a game of this magnitude, regardless of when the game is played. The old dear wanting to be in bed by 9 should be replaced by a student, in the same way that the student dying of a hangover on a Sunday afternoon would be replaced by Doris.