Just seen on Facebook that Troops can get free tickets https://www.ticketsfortroops.org.uk/sports.aspx

Just seen on Facebook that Troops can get free tickets https://www.ticketsfortroops.org.uk/sports.aspx

I'm always loathe to ask naive questions about ticketing, but can anyone offer any links to confirm/deny whether you'll be able to buy tickets on the night (given that we're not expecting a total sell out).

Every line from the club keeps saying "you can buy tickets from Wolfware until 7.30pm tonight" without expressly confirming whether that's a definitive cut off or just their method of ideally trying to get as many tickets pre-sold as possible.

I'm 90% certain of going but if I could buy on the night it gives me a bit of flexibility in case I ultimately have to work late tomorrow.

Yes you can.
The price of £21 was over the Dallam lane away stand turnstiles, I saw that today.
Only the South stand is likely to sell out.

Cheers, that sounds good to me. Hope I'll get a decent run down the motorway to avoid too many last minute queues.

Anyone know how many (if any) St. George fans are expected?

The South Stand is now sold out.

I just bought a South Stand ticket from the club shop, there are still another five left....

jesus i hope not, its bad enough when its not full

That seems a bit strange as the club website stated they had sold out yesterday. Perhaps they sent an allocation of tickets out and these are the returned unsold ones ?


I have a couple of friends coming over from Chester for their first Wire match so I think they will enjoy the atmosphere. I suggested they watch the game from the South 40m line, preferably near the top. It's never crowded there and its a good view. If there are any other first timers reading this board, I suggest you all pop up there as well, more the merrier.

Yeah I agree, the South West 40 metre line at the back, its a great view and always plenty of space.

Final attendance was 13,080. That is pretty good, a pat on the back to the club for all the work leading up to the game, and hopefully Simon Moran will feel he has had the support of the fans.

I reckon they must have brought in approx. £300k for the gate (13,000 x £23) and after shirt sales and paying the RFL bond, made perhaps £130k. If Daryl Clark cost us £185k, that helps to buy another player at the end of the season ...if we need one.

I reckon if Warrington get the game again next season it will sell out. I must say I was a little disappointed this game didn't sell out.

We had a few tickets at £45, word got round(wrongly) that all the tickets were then over priced, it put peoples noses out and they stayed away.

Whilst I too was a little disappointed that we didn't see a full house, there's no doubt in my mind that the crowd was big enough and passionate enough to put a marker down for this 'competition' to carry on next season. Hopefully it can kick on to a full blown mini series where teams from both hemispheres are fighting to get in it and rewarded as such

I agree. There seemed to be a lot of skepticism about this game but I hope the intensity of last nights game will go some way to convincing fans that this series is worth persevering with. Hopefully Wigan can win tonight's game, although I think their lack of a quality half back combination will be their undoin like it was Warrington's.