Of course.

We saw that in 2002 and it could happen again this year. The beauty of 2002 from my point of view was that I knew that all the Wigan fans at the ground were the real hardcore supporters that will go to games even if they're pretty confident it will end in defeat. We all went to have a good day out and didn't expect a result and what we got in the end was a day that will live long in the memory.

When we lifted that trophy it didn't matter if we had 10, 10,000 or 100,000 fans in the ground to me. All that mattered was we'd beaten the old Enemy in a cup final and we had final that would be remembered forever as The Kris Radlinski final.

Great day.

I live in hope

We saw that in 2002 and it could happen again this year. The beauty of 2002 from my point of view was that I knew that all the Wigan fans at the ground were the real hardcore supporters that will go to games even if they're pretty confident it will end in defeat.

i remember my father in law saying your not wasting your time and money going to watch wigan getting beat. and my wife said do you think we would miss a wigan / saints final.the rest as they say is history

Yes we were there and thoroughly enjoyed the day in Bonny Scotland.

God bless Kris Radlinski's toe, I bet Mo was sucking the poison out all night

"God bless Kris Radlinski's toe, I bet Mo was sucking the poison out all night".

Close your eyes and try and imagine the above scene without throwing up.

Who cares how many we are taking? All that matters is getting the result and coming home with that trophy! It will be great seeing a sea of cherry and white and could be a very, very special day for us.

Drinking outside the pub near Haymarket station when the team coach went past, the look on Julian O'Neils face as he saw fans was priceless

Agree that the 2002 final was a magical moment in Wigan history - the day Rads became a true legend - and it was the real committed supporters who were there. Is this a scenario Leeds can repeat - not a chance. The Wigan of 2011 is not the Saints of 2002 and they won't let it happen. This is our time.
However if there are 30,000 plus going to Wembley how many are true supporters, how many were at the Salford game last week, how many will even know half the Wigan players names. Answer is more than half aren't, weren't and wont know. It will be great to see the stadium half full of red and white but what does that actually mean??

It means the club is well supported and your elitism probably not welcomed.

The 2002 final has a very special place in my heart it was the last ever game i watched with my dad before he passed away so next Saturday win or lose it will be a very emotional day for me win or lose (better win )

Another thing i really want to see on the motorway driving down is cherry and white scarf's out of car windown blowing in the wind i dont know why but every year it was part of the build up to the match for me

Am I the only one that is gutted about Leeds sales?? Lets be honest we're favourites, we're on fire, we won the league so on top of our well travelling regulars we were always going to have the band wagoners and come join the party I say

Just a little miffed as was looking forward to a massaive crowd from Leeds too to add to the atmosphere of the day

I dont mind it at all if they go and have a really nice day out who says they wont start getting into it?

I know 4 people who came to the gf last season with us and bought season tickets this year and are well into rugby league if we can get more people like that it's better for the club

Lets me honest we all know folk who turn up for the big games