Heard from a good few people today that I didn't even know had an interest in RL or Wire that they are going the final, you hear of football clubs taking 30/40k to Wembley (think Luton took the most) would be great to have 20k+ there.

30k easily.

We are I beleive close to the 8000 mark now, I fully expect 20,000 plus

yeah i know 11 people or so who don't usually attend matches that are going to support the wire at wembley. it'l be a good crowd for sure

15-20k

ill go for 23,267

I think it will be more like 23,268 to be honest

If you think back to the first game at HJ, we had around 13,500 in there, and I would expect a hell of a lot more for this.

20k easily, probably 25k, and possibly 30k.

Im going to stick my neck out an say 30k

Anything below 20k is disapointing. You should sell 11k easy because thats how many you can get at home occasionally against saints so no doubt they will all go. The next 9k will sell slow but I am sure you will sell them.

The only thing we have to take into account is that we are in the middle of a recession and not everyone who would like to go will be able to.

Sure all the die hards will move heaven and earth to get there however some of the casual fans that would like to may not be able to in the current climate

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Yep, that is a factor, but I would expect more people to go for the day trips than would normally stay over, as opposed to missing out altogether.

The previous recession in the UK began in 1990. My ticket for the 1990 final cost £24, IIRC. I reckon this would be equivalent to well over £40 today. The ticket prices this year, are to my mind, incredibly fair. Transport, beer and accommodation may be another matter, though...

From a fan of a team which had to battle it's heart out to sell 5000 tickets for a semi final?