Correct on all accounts

Hows your ticket sales going?

2/10, read some of Sallys post to help you get the idea...

I was being serious(ish)
Our tickets? Haven't a clue, i'm going with my brother so at least two of us

I'd be surprised if the crowd was a low one compared to the corresponding fixture last season.

It's our first home game FFS and the first chance most fans will have to see our new half back combination.

So despite no one seriously [iexpecting [/ia win (which I think is certainly the majority view) I thunk a lot of people will still have a [ihope[/i we might sneak it. Typical fan mentality of you like!

If people are staying away as they see the result as a formality that would be quite a worry for the club and a wake up call that they can't expect fans with high expectations to support an average squad of players.

Maybe the Hock saga which was well publicised beyond the Internet has left some people who don't visit places like this fed up.

I still think sales will pick up as the week goes on. This is a game I would expect those who have not bought season tickets who normally do to turn up for.

poor promotion from wigan, poor promotion of season tickets, a poor team, early season, weather, on telly, i can't find my scarf,all sorts of reasons not to go, but i'll be there like i have for the past 40 years.
only two broken legs would stop me missing this game.

The reg season is meaningless that's why people aren't going

have leeds destroyed the super league season?

They have changed the way fans look at the regular season I think. Which must be a blow for clubs trying o promote the game

If the reg season was meaningful and Friday was a potential title decider, it would be a sell out. The top 8 playoffs are killing the game

Its not Leeds fault, it's the RFL's

Since when has the 2nd game of the season been a title decider?

Sorry, but anyone who can't turn out for Wigan v Wire in the second game of the season is pathetic, and no excuses cut it (unless they're ill).