Cheers t' anyone know how many was there last year?

I certainly hope thats the case, although would have expected the club to announce the fact that they had sold every ticket....?

I thought they were selling select blocks in the West to the general public.

70,676.

cheers. Well that was almost a full house so I guess this will sellout. I think wire v Leeds 2010 was the 1st sellout cc final.

Has the gf been mooted as a sellout before?

Attendances

2012 - 70, 676
2011 - 69, 107
2010 - 71, 526
2009 - 63, 259
2008 - 68, 810
2007 - 71, 352
2006 - 72, 582
2005 - 65, 728
2004 - 65, 547
2003 - 65, 537
2002 - 61, 138
2001 - 60, 164
2000 - 58, 132
1999 - 50, 717
1998 - 45, 533

So far 2006 is the biggest attended between St Helens and Hull FC.

that would have been their double season.

That would explain the marking as sold then. So it looks as though the club does have a fair number of tickets left, otherwise I think they would have made some form of announcement.

Seen a tweet from the club earlier saying we still have tickets left in 20/40/50/60 category

I went on the rl website and tried click and buy....
Wire end sold out, pie end 2 blocks still available there, which would suggest wire out selling them much faster.

There was nothing available down the main posher side, right of Stretford End and limited blocks in the gods on the other side.

Looks like they have put more tickets on the RFL website today, two blocks left in the far left of the south stand, four left in the Stretford End and a fair few in the North stand. It will be a travesty if this doesn't sell out!

Weird how more go to Wembley then this, Wembley is a great day out but Manchester is 20 mins away on the train.

I wouldn't say that.
Wembley hhas been the RL showpiece for 80 odd years.

The GF is a relative newbie in contrast, attendances have been building year after year.

but I would hazzard a guess that a quarter of the Wembley attendance are supporters who would go regardless of which team were involved.

Wembley is a great day for families, groups and most all pretty friendly but Old Trafford thats a whole different kettle of fish.The atmoshere is unfriendly and intimidating. No probs for me but families? It shoul;d be agreat day out for people within 30 mile radius as the transport links are good and its reasonable to get mini buses etc.

Sounds to me like a lot of you had a bad experience at OT last year. I suspect you will change your minds should you win this weekend.

It wasnt the loss it was the atmosphere and particularly before the gameand during in the area we were in, which was mixed. After the game we had a good craic with fans from Hull and Hull KR along with Leeds. Maybe it was one of those a one off's?