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England RU beat New Zealand in front of 82,000 and they’re not impressed at all over on rlchubby.com….We even get a mention :lol: :lol: :lol: …..that’s how unbelievably bitter they are………..Fair play to the Egg for pointing a few home truths out though…….Fair doo’s conroy goodpost goodpost goodpost
Forgot to mention this, (just in case some worryers whopper says they took 17k to the etihad)!
Wigan Warriors have received an initial allocation of 1,700 tickets for The Magic Weekend 2013, to take place at the Etihad Stadium, Manchester. These are a combination of tickets for the full weekend’s fixtures along with day tickets for the Sunday only, which features the Leeds Rhinos vs. Wigan Warriors fixture at 7.30pm.
The season hasnt started and its over 5 months away to that fixture, so I hardly imagine any club’s supporters will be stampeding to the ticket office for tickets.
How many of your “Loyal” fans will be buying tickets for the oldest knockout cup fixture in the world next month?
I’m not sure you’re the right person to be preaching of loyalty. Speaking of the Magic (sic) weekend, why is it that Warriors included last years attendance of thirty odd thousand (spread over three matches and six teams) in their average home attendance figure?
Why don’t they go the whole hog and include the Challenge Cup Final and Grand Final?
But even if that is the reason, how can every team be allowed to include 30,000 plus in their average? Surelt it should be divided by 6, therefore an attendance of 5’000 plus should be taken into their averages. As it stands almost 200,000 people are being counted.
Rather like you lot love to include all the away fans and the freebies when you are bigging up your 19,000+ crowds.
Why don’t they go the whole hog and include the Challenge Cup Final and Grand Final?But even if that is the reason, how can every team be allowed to include 30,000 plus in their average? Surelt it should be divided by 6, therefore an attendance of 5’000 plus should be taken into their averages. As it stands almost 200,000 people are being counted.
Not sure how many they count but I don’t think they count all 30k each.
The season hasnt started and its over 5 months away to that fixture, so I hardly imagine any club’s supporters will be stampeding to the ticket office for tickets.
How many of your “Loyal” fans will be buying tickets for the oldest knockout cup fixture in the world next month?
It depends on the price of ticket LOTP it could well challenge the massive 6000 for your play off game with any luck btw not many renewed for the 2013 Souper leek season eh just under 8000 are you one btw
Rather like you lot love to include all the away fans and the freebies when you are bigging up your 19,000+ crowds.Every single team in every sport includes away fans in their attendances. And every pro club in this town includes some freebies.
Who was that brain dead peanut hugging idiot on Talk Sport yesterday afternoon attempting to tell some anecdote about high jinx in a hotel room ? It was embarrassing listening to him stumble through the unfunny tale of egg chasing Tomfoolery !
not many renewed for the 2013 Souper leek season eh just under 8000 are you one btwJust short of 8500 actually ;)
I have mine BTW.
It depends on the price of ticket LOTP it could well challenge the massive 6000 for your play off game with any luckMy tickets for the playoffs cost £21 each. Not sure we would sell over 6k at that price.
How many of your “Loyal” fans will be buying tickets for the oldest knockout cup fixture in the world next month?Clearly not very many bothered. :blush: :blush: :blush:
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