We're going, but we knew the attendance wouldn't justify buying tickets in advance, We'll buy at the turnstiles on the night. Suspect quite a few will do the same.

I resent paying a booking fee to buy in advance when there will be no issue getting decent seats on the night.

Bargin ........... £44 for 2 West Stand tickets to see the Mighty Wigan Warriors , and they sent them to Auld Reekie without charging a booking fee or postage . Get in There .

I dont think any of the 4 games this weekend will have a crowd in excess of 10,000. Considering the 4 home teams are Wigan, Wire, Leeds & Hull, that will be a total embarrassment.

However, if the RFL set the prices, why are the prices for the games different? Surely they should all be set at the same level if one organisation is setting the prices for all games.

Different grounds with different facilities (seating as opposed to standing) and different levels of match (qualifier to knockout) I presume.

I dont agree, there will be a big crowd on at Hull considering its a knockout game and Leeds will get at least 14/15k at headingley, iv read they are expecting the biggest Wakefield away following ever. Our game wont exceed 7k though, id expect at least 12k on at Wire.

The advantage the other 3 games have is they'll have 2 sets of supporters making the crowd up unlike our game. I'd guess Wakey will take around 5,000 to Leeds, Saints about 3,500 to Wire and even Huddersfield will muster about 2,000 at Hull. We'll have 10 Catalan fans if were lucky and they include their background staff.

Another advantage of the two knockout games is just that, they're knockout like you say, and that will add a few to the attendances with any luck.

At a guess I reckon-

Wigan vs Catalans 7800(10 away fans)
Wire vs Saints 11500(3500 away fans)
Leeds vs Wakey 13000(5000 away fans)
Hull vs Huddersfield 12000(2000 away fans)

One day the RFL will wake up!

Don't worry, they'll all be coming out the woodwork if we get to the grand final

What's the point in going?

43 quid for me and the misses last weekend all wasted because one pillock in the middle and another in the stands are anti Wigan.

There is a quite blindingly obvious anti Wigan agenda around at the moment so I'll keep my hard earned cash for something that is less rigged.

As much as I agree with you, all this "everyone is against Wigan" stuff is getting a bit cringeworthy now.

It was a sending off. If you want to blame someone then blame Micky Mac.

Normally I'd agree BUT after Friday and the subsequent aftermath I.e the OTT ban and the whole Ganson radio thing I'm completely disheartened with the whole thing.

ATEOTD the ref didn't see it. It was done in a sneaky way outside of the rules. Add on top of that the general shocking performance from Child its not worth the cash imo.