There is a wider issue here. Crowds for PlayOff games are poor across the board. Whilst I don't get quite as worked up about it as Dropkick Murphy clearly does, I do share his frustration. We have about 8,000 season ticket holders (so I gather) so a good proportion of those didn't bother. Certainly looks to be the same at Wigan and probably at Saints. Compared to last years crowds, PlayOff attendances may actually rise but dig a little deeper (e.g. attendance vs capacity) and they'll more than likely be dissappointing. I went early to watch the 20s game - leading the the painful realisation that for the first 3/4 of 2 games I didn't see Warrington score a single point. However I felt like a mug having made the effort* to buy a ticket in advance when I could have rolled up at 615pm. Some sort of effort needs to be made to improve attendances at one off games - not by the club necessarily, possibly the RL.

No way on earth did Huddersfield bring 3,000. Maybe 1,500. That said, it was comfortably the best support they've ever brought to Warrington - both in numbers and noise. Probably the best performance from their team as well.

*and when I say made the effort, I mean send the Father in Law to get them.

It was a cold night, costs to get in and it was on tv. We had a shockingly bad attendance on Thursday, just easier for people to stay at home and watch it on tv I guess,

Mr Dropkick Murphy is absolutely correct. Season ticket holders were unhappy on here when the Saints tickets were available thinking they should have more rights to first dabs on tickets for big games (which I agree with) but then couldn't be bothered turning up for one of the biggest games of the season. We don't collectively deserve to even ask for a bigger ground.

As the Huddersfield fan mentioned, I think a lot of people thought Huddersfield would be a push over so they'd save their money for next week at Saints and it has backfired. It must have been down heartening for the players to come out and see so many empty seats in such a big game. You should never underestimate the power of a good atmosphere. Two of the best I've been at were the Johns Leeds game and the Widnes Lancashire Cup semi in 89. I was never in any doubt at them two games that we wouldn't win.

I'm normally in the North, I went in the South on Saturday.

Was a strange night everything seemed to be really flat, for the first time this season i was not excited about the match. I was in the south stand as usual and didn't feel like singing like the majority of people. Although got behind them for the second half to try and make one of the best comebacks ever

I havent used 'biff' for ages..... think i will call it the mrs later.

I didn't go because I could watch it for no extra cost at home.

It's not the reason we lost. Can you imagine about 7 years a go, what would 8k been greeted like?

Take your dummy and F*"* Off
I read 2 pages of the crap from you dropkick murphey and had too reply because your annoying me so much.

Wanna ask me where i was on saturday. I will tell you. Work.
8,050 OR WHAT EVER IT WAS IS A RESPECTIBLE ATTENDENCE FOR A VERY GOOD REASON...

The fixture was announced on a sunday night at like 9pm....

How could people change rotas and arrange sutible cover for the match at work so everyone can go too the match... Not in a million years considering it was a 6 day turn around.


NOW GO TAKE YOUR STUDENT TAX DODGING ASS BACK TOO YOUR PARENTS HOUSE WHY THEY PAY FOR YOUR SEASON TICKET. YOU SPOILT BRAT...

You knew you'd be at home since.... Friday night?

But did not know what day on friday night did we?

I'd of thought someone would've knew, if anyone could be bothered to ask the club/RFL.

Just because I didn't go. Did you go Quins DM? I did, so you're not a true fan. Grow up. People can go games when they want too, the same as they can leave when they want too. Grow up and stop embarrasing yourself.

£16 for me to go and sit where i usually sit.
£40 for me and my dad to go.

I ended up going and stting on my own because my dad refused to pay the ridiculas prices. I prefer to stand up, but he dosent;