Have you thought about what you have just wrote?

The clubs needs as many 'bandwagoners' as they can get. It's all revenue and helps the support on the day of the match. They'll probably buy some official merchandise and a small portion of them may be convertable into regular fans. Can't be a bad thing, and it's not as if any 'loyal supporter' will be deprived of a Wembley or Grand Final ticket by a bandwagoner stepping in.

Because of where I live now I get to see about 10-12 games a season. I was at Leigh on Saturday, despite some very difficult circumstances, and I'll be at Wembley too. Does that make me a Bandwagoner?
Rang the RFL today for tickets and got through after only 2-3 minutes. Apparently we're now up to 74,000.

According to RFL Hull have now sold 30k tickets

They've got 24 hours on us. Well catch up over time.
Although we'd better pull our fingers out with recent performances.

I have 3 £35 tickets in the West End (Hull FC) block 133 Row 32 seats 295 296 297. I bought 5 Early Doors hoping for the giants to get there. but hey ho we go every year what ever but the 3 tickets was for family who said they would go if Giants got there.
I believe these seats are now going at £45 on RFL site.
I wont split them want all 3 to go at what I paid. Cheers.

Now Sold thanks

Don't think you'll sell them on here

And what about people who don't live in or near Warrington anymore? I was a season ticket holder in the 1990s and went to most of the away games, but haven't lived in Warrington for 20 years now. I get to see maybe one game a year at the HJ if it coincides with a trip back home with the kids to see grandparents, and the 500+ mile round trip from Devon to Warrington isn't something I can do every other week (not that Warrington play any games at the weekend now anyway!). Yet I'll be at Wembley, wearing P&B, cheering for the Wire just like I was in 2009, 10 & 12 and at OT. If it weren't for people like me, who can only get to a few games a year, then the big stadia would be mostly empty. Doesn't make us any less of a fan.

Well put B Bob

Never said that and some people are reading this all wrong, there are those that will go to Wembley having never been to a game and will never go to a game after, why do some have to come on here going on about they live in Antarctica and can only make one game every ten years, at least they have made an effort. And we're on here as anyone called anyone a band Waggoner didn't see that posted by anyone bringing up the support of the club.

I have got 4 tickets in block 510 top tier on row one great views and ideal for anyone putting up a flag, there priced at £35 if anyone wants them please email me at nellie16@hotmail.co.uk cheers in advance

I have got 4 tickets in block 510 top tier on row one great views and ideal for anyone putting up a flag, there priced at £35 if anyone wants them please email me at nellie16@hotmail.co.uk cheers in advance

There is a big difference in spectacle between a Wembley day out, and, lets say that dire home game against Huddersfield at the Halliwell Morgue. That's why you will have those that only go to Wembley. Last few times I have taken my mum, daughter and wife.

Dont know if you guys saw this knocking around last night - but this is apparently showing what is available/sold out for Wembley.

Black is sold out.

About 30k according to rumours over the weekend. Take that with a pinch of salt though. Either way - with 3 weeks to go, there is a lot of black all the way around the stadium which will be fantastic