Why?

They can do whatever the hell they want. Who are you to tell them what they should do?

Yes.

I know a number of people who left early due to previous experience of coach travel and problems getting back (particularly for older people).

This also happened 2 years earlier at Wembley when we beat Leeds.

Some folk would've bought their ticket before Wednesday when Wane named his squad. They would rightly feel cheated by the manager.

Expect a similar no-show/early departure by the fans next Thursday when both teams are looking to lose.

As I said, several of my friends didnt turn up.

However, those that did (imo) should have been so proud that they gave the playets the respect/ovation they deserved

Are you serious? They very nearly ballsed it up and won!

Feel cheated? That's probably the most entertaining game there has been at the DW all season.

I'm not really in the camp of telling people what to do I just can't understand the logic in paying to watch a game and leaving when the scores are tied with a minute to go. Do they not want to see the outcome?

Clearly not!

yes..............i went to the toilet just before the presentation and was amazed at how many were leaving.

exactly..but having said that..i never leave until i have applauded the players, unless they play utter poop and look like they dont care (millward era)

You really are talking sh*t, pal.

That was a superb effort by those Wigan kids, who clearly are almost at Hull's level. Only one moment of inexperience saved the Airlie Birds' bacon - whatever they come on here later and try to claim.

To whinge about such an exciting match, and such a massive effort from the lads who are the future of our club is beyond churlish (and also very strongly suggests that you weren't even there - which is equally pathetic).

No-one I know left early or felt cheated by the manager. It was one of the best and most competitive games I've seen at the DW all season, and everyone was saying the same in the pub after.

If anyone should be irritated, it's the Hull fans - whose team only just managed to scrawp a win over a team composed largely of U19s.

Apparently out average age was 21, theirs 22 if you visit the Hull board. Did they have an Andy Powell in the side? I don't know. It also doesn't matter. The writing is on the wall so to speak.

I'm not whinging about the match - more the selection policy and the lack of respect being shown to the competition by teams who are trying to manipulate their final league position in order to avoid going to Warrington in round 1 of the playoffs. Lord knows what is going to happen next Thursday when neither side wants to win!

Remember the howls of disgust last season on this board when SW did the same at Widnes and got beat?

I was looking forward to seeing these lads play after watching them in the u19's. I wanted to see how Hampshire would step up at stand off instead of full back, and think he easily could shove Green out of the starting line up. Burgess and Manfredi were vulnerable out wide but I put that down to the DW having quite a wide pitch, they're probably just not used to it. Gelling was sh*t hot. Thornley played well, Powell was a massive improvement on his debut. I was expecting them to tire towards the last 20 as it's a completely different intensity, plus there's a huge size difference. They did a brilliant job.

I am almost certain Leeds will be trying to win on Thursday and will be very suprised if Wigan are not (more than likeley Wigan will put a full strength team out) Leeds are certainly not afraid of Wire in fact all things equal they would prefer that to going to the Giants , unfortunatley with Leeds still trying to get long term injured players game time i see nothing but a Wigan win .

But come the play offs ??????????