Will any of them s you have as stewards be making the trip?

Hope not, I'd like to stand on the yellow painted steps and sing some songs. Our stewards don't seem to like that.

Haha shame no fans turned up to watch it , must be saving tgere pennys for wembley

Bye No.1 is over in the DW
Bye No.2 in two weeks at the LSV

They're the biggest and best team in the comp. Can see why the RFL want them in the final.

I'd be surprised if there are more than 12k at the semi-final. Gates down generally, summer holidays, Warrington fans will fully expect a good win given recent cup pedigree.

You said you take a minimum of 1700 to away games. It's clearly bollox. it's easy to turn up in numbers when the away ground is nearer your house than your home ground. Other than the derby, our nearest away game is best part of an hour away

Who does travel to the KC? KR.

Plus you forget just how bad the weather was, wasn't the met office advising against travelling unless necessary, you're never going to get a crowd on a day like that especially when on the box.

I couldn't care less about the crowd, just hope we turn up & give Wire a proper game unlike Hudds yesterday.

wow 5000 half hour down the road for a semi

I just cant see why the RFL dont provisionally book 4 or so grounds for semis at the start of the year.

Headingley
Udders
JJB
Bolton
KC


Or do something mental, Etihad, Hillsbrough, Stadium of light, or Olympic stadium. 1 day, 2 games

sod playing it at a non rugby league clubs ground ie bolton as it would be beter to at least keep the profits going to a club from that sport. i know the grand final is at old trafford but we havent got much choice really because of the capacity of other grounds but the semis are never going to be a full house anywere unless its fc v kr tbh

I can not ever see a scenario when the KC would be used as a neutral venue for a semi final. Even if the fixture was Wakefield v Castleford they would still go to Leeds or Hudds.......

flexwheeler is probably one of the fantastic wigan fans who with the other 5,000 deserted the terraces when wigan were near the bottom,and almost relugated,then turned up again when things started to improve.

with the jackle and Hyde nature of hull fc I can't see why we can't go to Wembley. it's all down to attitude, I don't care what gentle says in the media. I think he's a talented coach but he's not the finished product. he's the one that has preached about narrowing the gap between our best and worst performance but talk has been cheap. but as I've said in this one off game I think Hull is worth a flutter is the odds are good.