As ganson's has said, students whoi live 120 miles down the notorway and have spent all their money (read: every penny they have)and also the tern starts that week, nay find it diffiucult to afford an expensive train ticket and ticket two weeks one the bounce.
This coming from a guy who has been to most home and away games this year.

No one needs to get on the defensive here, "I'm a student 120 miles away blah blah blah" as there will always be certain individuals with their own circumstances.

However, anyone who can go next week and just plain chooses not to is obviously not very passionate about the Wire. There's not a chance I'll be missing it.

This season has proved we have around 10,000 regular fans(see home games against teams with zero travelling support). So if we end up playing leeds or wigan we will get a sell out. Play against catalans or hudds and we won't. It isn't hard to work out.

Nobody is expecting every fan to go to every game but unless there is some legitimate reason I still cannot get my head around consciously making a decision to not go this game. Why deny yourself going the most important game at home in living memory? The club must be scratching their heads to why people are not jumping all over this.

Oh and if it is Leeds, their away support is crap and they rarely turn up in numbers to the HJ.

agreed

the strange thing is however we took around 30,000 to wembley surely 3000 of the other 20,000 would want to attend this game. I'm gutted everytime I miss a league match never mind play off semi final

Just got 4 extra South Stand tickets online - no problems, non of the charging 3 times like last time.

Be a great atmosphere. People who buy tickets for this should get Grand Final priority.

Brother-in-law got mine this morning. There were about 150 at the ground at 8.30am. He said there were 5 people dedicated to ticket sales and the queue went down very quickly.

Still trying to get this booked off work, they obviously don't realise that rugby comes well above work!

Just tell your boss that Mr Simon Moran said you have got to go. Show him/her the Warrington Guardian.

Despite being a staunch advocate of paying on the gate, I can't really get my head round the concept of a match this big not selling out.

Therefore, even though it does indeed look like not selling out, I've played it safe and just bought my ticket online. The system worked fine.

Does your boss support Wigan or Saints?

She despises rugby on the whole...