Looking at the ticket map online, the 10,000 sold as of last week must include a good chunk of Saints fans. Doubt we’ll get 10k on our own looking at it so far.

I’m guessing about 13-14,000.

Just checked at they do say home fans

“ Wigan Warriors are delighted to reveal that 10,000 home tickets have already been sold for The Derby against St Helens later this month.”

Saints will bring 3.5k+ I reckon.

It doesn’t look that on the map but yer can only take their word for it.

Maybe 14-15k then.

Just been on the website to book tickets for the Leeds game. Very straightforward. Tickets emailed as a pdf file - it's the future! Big improvement since the last time I booked tickets on there. Credit where credit is due.

He's not mythical, He's a very nice man

But as before, presumably the '10000 tickets sold' includes all ST holders?

It’s a dying sport unfortunately, those attendances confirm everything.

Why have a go at me commenting on the running of the club when many other supporters who have been use to better times are doing the same thing on this website, Wigan Fans and other local social media,.

Not everybody is a member of the Ian Lenagan Fan Club on here.

Not trolling, just facing the reality of the present state of the club both on and off the field.

p.s. and to answer your question, perhaps the time has come for new younger and more dynamic ownership who have bigger and better finance like the owner of Warrington.

The dynamic Warrington who signed Jack Hughes, Dom Crosby, Kevin Brown, Josh Charnley, Matty Russell o.k

Irrespective of signings (which the negative people will say out quality isn't as good as Warrington despite FACTS proving otherwise, PS you missed Sammy Kibula and Shelford off that list) I just want to know 1 answer to 1 question

Whats the name or names of these multi, multi, multi millionares that are going to buy the club?
Maybe Ruddy is one himself and is trying to call IFL out on a forum to make him sell?

Or I suspect maybe he isn't and is just trying to bad mouth the owner?

I do feel IFL needs to be clear about his position and I do hope that for his legacy he manages to oversee an improvement and leave on a high and ensure the correct transition to the correct new owner.

I'm sure he will.

Thanks for answering at least. I'm sure there are posters on here who think the club (including IL and KR can do no wrong. I'm not one of them.

Has IL made mistakes in the past, of course he has. The Australian trip, the trip to Millwall, however I believe they were probably made with good intentions (to make money outside of gate receipts), both backfired. So in my view IL isn't without fault. There's other examples as well no doubt.

At the same time he's done some great things since taking over us. We've been pretty successful, we have a great Academy that's won 10 out of 12 Grand Finals.

The jury is definitely out on Warrington, they have been spectacular failures for years. Yes they spend, but what has he got them so far. Not trophies, not attendances, not the best youth system. They remind me of Leeds in the early to mid 90's where they spent as much as Wigan but won nothing. Yes they could start winning things over the next couple of years but at the moment they are making noises in an empty room.

I suggested that we need new dynamic leadership in the form of a new owner with finance like the owner of Warrington with no mention about ex. Wigan players.


As for the ex.Wigan players you have mentioned, some of them when playing for us were better than some of the more recent signings we have and you omitted to mention a certain other ex.Wigan player called Williams.

And what about the well known signings they have signed from both here and down under in recent seasons like like Austin, Clarke, Currie, Hill, Hodgeson, Andrew Johns, Monaghan Brothers, Ratchford, Waterhouse, Widdop, etc, etc.