Don't disagree with you mate, but that's the consensus I have been getting mainly since the Wigan loss.

It hasn't been consistently 11k, last year it was sub 10k. I suspect when they filled the corners in they were hoping for an average around 12-13k with it being full for the big games.

The club is financially viable but I think transfer fees might come of out of the SJM pocket?

Seems a little knee jerk to me, over the course of the season we have been good. More ups than down. Still the most consistent team over the season.

Most points scored, least conceded, most tries scored from our own half i think i heard also. Granted we are not the team of 2012 which was superb but we are still a good team in our own right.

Despite that the club seems to grow. Attendances are up on last season, maybe not where the club wants to be as stated already.

Style of play wise, personally i would like us to dial it in a little, especially in big games and stop coming up with unforced errors, stupid offloads and also charge downs at the wrong times in games. However that is our style and we are where we with it. Which could be worse!

Maybe the club need to do something to get some of the town folks interested, a promotion for people who have come to Warrington for a new life. If they are to stay we want to plug into the next generation of there families who will be growing up here.

I think that should be the priority now, i'd bombard the out of chapelford, although marketing in general still needs to improve.

Possibly, however you have to agree that we now have a much stronger presence across Social Media platforms which you could argue that it is promotion. A lot of what the club has done this year has got fans more involved with things like Locker Room Laughs (Although they have dried up). Lots of those Hardwired video which have been good.

I could agree that these are appealing to existing fans and not attracting new fans though.

If you have nothing to improve then you are stood still and will be overtaken. Luckily we as a club having a very strong starting base to keep improving upon.

Thing is no matter what marketing you do, there will only be so many that want to go to the games. I mean we could advertise tiddlywinks at the HJ on ITV in the middle of corrie to no avail. I think that the vast majority of the population are aware of the Wolves.

Another season of consistency like 2011 and we will see all ticket games again.

but again, thats the regulars, plus the semi regulars, thats not new people.

That was my point about the day trippers for wembley, thats what they are, day trippers, not potential customers.

and obviously they like the day out in the summer down to london, and not the day out in early autumn to rainy manchester.

It's hard to shift 25,000 odd tickets in a week. Our fan base isn't that great compared to other clubs. Wembley is different. you have a month(ish) to get them shifted. That gives people time to save and the 50/50 people time to be convinced by their mates to say 'yeah go on then I'll go. The silverware more we win stuff the quicker we will sell events like this out.

I'm surprised there wont be a homecoming parade if we win. that's exactly the sort of thing that will entice people to come and watch and grow the club in the town

Got Mrs Captain H to the Saints match, 1st time since we got married, think she may be persuaded to attend another, and hopefully less than 23 years between games this time (last time she saw Jiffy play!).

#Isn't there?

It's incredibly hard to sell the idea of a grand final to someone who doesn't watch RL. What? you finished top but you didn't win? Its a joke. We all know it. Its a money spin. It's too American, rings instead of medals... bands at half time. Sky want it to be like the Superbowl and it never will. British sport isn't like that and it never will be.

That's the word on the street

Superleague have just posed on facebook 40minutes ago that there are less than 4,000 tickets available.