Anyone expecting a five figure attendance you will be very wrong. I know of eight people already and thats just who I know in the North Stand not going to Saturdays game now reason being it's too "expensive". Also the best supported club in the land this year, Wigan only managed 12k through their gates at their FIRST Play Off game and that was against Leeds! The added attraction of a better team and a better following about 1.5-2k from Leeds so about 10000 from Wigan. Then we have our game V Saints on Friday night, 14k. 5k of that was Wire at least so theres 9k from Saints for the visit of arch rivals Warrington again in the FIRST Play Off game. We get about 10-11k in the league game on a Sunday and for this one season ticket holders have to pay and it is on SKY. No way it will be a five figure - 7-8k for me.

re: Tickets. At the end of the day I'm not going, it's my opinion that the tickets are "overpriced" and I DID expect them to be reduced for this game as a thank you for our wonderful support at every away game, Wembley and the Town Hall, but I was wrong. Overpriced. Just an opinion.

On what basis did you expect it though? When have we ever dropped ticket prices as a thank you? Also, our support is wonderful at every away game - it's crap at a fair few.

Also, how are they overpriced - do they cost more than a normal league game?

Not arguing by the way, just curious. You're quite entitled to go as many or as few games as you like.

im sure 74 was expecting a reduction on behalf of trying to get a good attendance for the game. a good marketing ploy like wigan did with the 10 pound tickets for the wire game, surely a full stadiim is better than an empty one. i reckon 7.5 k to be there. i for one plus 3 wont be attending and i know of 5 famlies who wont be attending either. i shall be watching it from the comfort of my own room having saved 62 pound.

As said in my first post, yes as that is partly the reason I am not going on Saturday, because my funds won't stretch that far with me going to week 3.


As said previously, after Friday nights poor performance and our last home game of the year, to get bums on seats and to thank the supporters for their wonderful attendances this year, I expected tickets to be lowered. say Adults £12 Consessions £7 or £10 & £5. I know Huddersfield reduced ticket prices to get the fans in.

I think £24 is overpriced tbh, to sit in the North Stand, (Yes I am aware that is the normal price for any league game) I still think it's expensive, and as a previous poster said 'great value?' I got seats in Wembley Stadium behind the sticks six rows up for two pound dearer, in what is the most historic competetion in the world of Rugby League and there were tickets for less than £24, £21 IIRC. You could watch a game of Premier League football for a pound dearer at one stadium. Irrelevant, I know, just making the point that £24 is abit expensive, IMHO.

As said, I've only missed Bradford (A) CC this season, hand on heart.

If these people who are sitting in the north stand are not going because of it not being a cheaper ticket why dont they go in the east?

I dont expect it to be cheaper. The last time I went to a home play off match I had to go in the north and pay full wack. But it was a must go match.

The 45 quid i gave you for fixing my xbox should help thanks for the quick service by the way

Personally I just can't get my head round why people would swerve this match unless they really have to.

Fair enough if they had jacked the prices up people would be annoyed but they haven't. They're the exact same price as every other game and outside of the Challenge Cup Final (and argubly the semi) this is our biggest game of the season so far.

It is bigger than last Friday because there's no second chances and it's our biggest home game of the season by a long long way.

No chance will I be missing it.

i went to saints on friday and got a family ticket for 40 quid. 2 adults 2 kids . bargain . are we doin one for this game?

And I'm glad you're going, but there was no chancde I'd be missing the likes of Quins (A), Cru (A) all the away games I've been this season which is every SL one.

This game just came at a bad time for me financial wise and I did expect a reduction.

can anyone rememebr the concession price for east stand?

The apathy on here does show me one thing though - something needs to be done to spice up the play offs.

I'm not sure what but it's clear the current system doesn't excite a lot of people.

I text my mate (not into RL really but moved to Warrington recently and said he'd be up for a few games) to see if he wanted to come and he said yeah then asked if it was pay on the gate. I replied saying I doubt it as it's effectively a Super League quarter final match and our biggest home game in many years, so I'll get us tickets on Wednesday.

How wrong I was - looking at this thread we'll be able to pay on the gate and probably have a whole block of the West Stand to ourselves!

Sorry people, each to their own but there's an overwhelming lack of enthusiasm for a huge match here and I can't get my head round it.

Final = we can win it. Semi-final = we get a chance to win a place at Old Trafford. This weekend = well we get a chance to get a chance of winning it. Coupled with the fact that for many season ticket holders its a "superleague" game they are having to shell out just after Wembley, a trip to Saints and a (hopefully) possible semi and final.

I cant make this weekend (but have been at every home game this season and some away). Not because I dont wont to but because I couldnt make plans in time to get there due to the uncertainty over when the game would actually play.

I would love to go on Saturday but I’m at a wedding all day so can’t make it, if we progress and play on the following Friday I can’t make it either as I’m at another wedding. If it’s the Saturday I’m fine as long as it’s a 6pm kick off as I’m at another wedding in the evening!

I also missed the cup final due to a stag do for a wedding in October!!

Well, I heard IF we do beat Hudds and Saints pick us it WILL be played on the following Friday.