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Just got some rugby programme on the beeb on, commentator says a full,house here at the DW, then says hardly a seat to be had ?
For rugby games the North & South stands are unreserved seating, which slightly reduces the capacity. Also there are a few seats in ES1 that cant be used because of the large screen sky put up in that corner.
You forgot to mention who won. You also forgot to mention that the crowd was 24054.
Try discussing why a 3pm kick off on a wet good Friday and a 3pm kick off on a sunny Easter Monday had almost 10,000 difference.
For rugby games the North & South stands are unreserved seating, which slightly reduces the capacity. Also there are a few seats in ES1 that cant be used because of the large screen sky put up in that corner.You forgot to mention who won. You also forgot to mention that the crowd was 24054.
Try discussing why a 3pm kick off on a wet good Friday and a 3pm kick off on a sunny Easter Monday had almost 10,000 difference.
How was your Easter Monday? Was it as good as ours? :P
You cant have everything in life – a win on Fri and Sunday for my teams against their deadliest rivals made a defeat to Salford pretty easy to swallow.
I did spare a slight thought for those Saints fans on this board who had four defeats in four days to stomach. I hope their Easter Eggs tasted good!
When will the bookies be giving you your winnings?
Your second and third were just pointless.Rather like the two teams 35 years & Donny follow over the weekend then… ;)
For rugby games the North & South stands are unreserved seating, which slightly reduces the capacity. Also there are a few seats in ES1 that cant be used because of the large screen sky put up in that corner.You forgot to mention who won. You also forgot to mention that the crowd was 24054.
Try discussing why a 3pm kick off on a wet good Friday and a 3pm kick off on a sunny Easter Monday had almost 10,000 difference.
With the weather being so bad but stil getting a good turnout, there shouldn’t be any reason why Wigan RL’s next homegame isn’t a sell out.
For rugby games the North & South stands are unreserved seating, which slightly reduces the capacity. Also there are a few seats in ES1 that cant be used because of the large screen sky put up in that corner.
You forgot to mention who won. You also forgot to mention that the crowd was 24054.
Try discussing why a 3pm kick off on a wet good Friday and a 3pm kick off on a sunny Easter Monday had almost 10,000 difference.
With the weather being so bad but stil getting a good turnout, there shouldn’t be any reason why Wigan RL’s next homegame isn’t a sell out.[/quote]
Well done Super Salford a team on the up
I expect no less than 23000 for the next chubbie ufc encounter not anything lessFor rugby games the North & South stands are unreserved seating, which slightly reduces the capacity. Also there are a few seats in ES1 that cant be used because of the large screen sky put up in that corner.
You forgot to mention who won. You also forgot to mention that the crowd was 24054.
Try discussing why a 3pm kick off on a wet good Friday and a 3pm kick off on a sunny Easter Monday had almost 10,000 difference.
With the weather being so bad but stil getting a good turnout, there shouldn’t be any reason why Wigan RL’s next homegame isn’t a sell out.[/quote]
Well done Super Salford a team on the up
I expect no less than 23000 for the next chubbie ufc encounter not anything less[/quote]Have you seen the next home fixture? Be lucky if there’s 12000 on. NO away fans whatsoever except probably the bloke from London who supports Catalans.
For rugby games the North & South stands are unreserved seating, which slightly reduces the capacity. Also there are a few seats in ES1 that cant be used because of the large screen sky put up in that corner.
You forgot to mention who won. You also forgot to mention that the crowd was 24054.
Try discussing why a 3pm kick off on a wet good Friday and a 3pm kick off on a sunny Easter Monday had almost 10,000 difference.
With the weather being so bad but stil getting a good turnout, there shouldn’t be any reason why Wigan RL’s next homegame isn’t a sell out.[/quote]
There’s always the grapple on or whatever it’s called and they are giving tickets away at schools for kids :lol: might get 14000 :dry:
Well done Super Salford a team on the up
I expect no less than 23000 for the next chubbie ufc encounter not anything less[/quote]Have you seen the next home fixture? Be lucky if there’s 12000 on. NO away fans whatsoever except probably the bloke from London who supports Catalans.[/quote]
There’s a simple reason to explain why their next crowd wont be 24,00….to use a football chant to sum up why 10,000 Wiganers will be missing compared to last Friday “You’re only here cos its St Helens”
There’s a simple reason to explain why their next crowd wont be 24,00….to use a football chant to sum up why 10,000 Wiganers will be missing compared to last Friday “You’re only here cos its St Helens”Exactly. The 11000 core, 6000 away fans and some daytrippers. There’ll be around 18000 against Warrington, but most games are just your hardcore plus say 1000 away fans top (the average is 950 I believe) and a few walk ons.
Latics crowds work exactly the same way as do most clubs.
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