Just read the email, you can do a season ticket exchange if you can't go to the game in London.

Yes for both With friends and family card. 8am out of Wigan and in London for just after ten, then 19:30 back.

Why pick the top price? There are tickets available for £20, less with discounts.



The top price tickets will probably be taken by Wigan season ticket holders.

HAHAHAHA

Belting.



Would have gone. I've missed the London trip this year. Just can't make it.

I wonder what ticket deals will be offered to get locals interested? If this were a RU side putting on an event they'd be looking to shift as many as possible with cheap deals for people who don't usually go. Not a great location but at least relatively easy to get to. It will take me about an hour to get to which is a good 45 - 50 minutes less than it takes to get to The Hive.

The RFL rang me pushing tickets for it.



Didn't ask the price as wasn't interested. I just saw it as a nuisance call

Totally off topic and just as outlandish but i saw an interview with IL yesterday and couldn't help but think he was related to Uncle Bulgaria.

In choosing Millwall as a venue, I wonder whether IL had this in mind? - London Broncos played some of their early SL matches at Charlton (very close to Millwall) and got some very good crowds. IIRC, they had over 9000 for a Saturday afternoon televised match against Paris. At that time, the London club did some great work in drumming up support in Kent (Millwall's traditional heartland) - after all, the only rival sporting clubs in Kent are Gillingham FC and Kent CCC.

Ian Lenagans monthly interview is due soon on Wigan t.v. They were asking for questions on their twitter feed so mine was why Millwall instead of Fulham? I guess we'll have to wait and see if he answers it.

I did not think that he idea of bringing a Wigan home game down to London was to attract fans from Kent to Rugby League.



The idea was to attract Blue Chip Sponsors to Wigan RLFC.



Ian Lenagan is not the business man he would have you believe his is, if he thinks he can achieve this at Millwall. Of all places.

I'm sure I read somewhere that Gilingham have been complaining that West Ham's sweetheart deal to get the Olympic Stadium would eat into their Kent hinterland support.