No, you wouldnt, and even I dont wish it comes to you returning tickets.

But I dont think it would come to that. Any true Wigan fan would walk over hot coals to be there on the day – its the culmination of the clubs’ rise from nothing to being in the final of the oldest sporting spectacle in the world, watched by billions, and one which you may never see Wigan in the rest of your lifetime.

£150 isnt much to say “I was there the day Wigan won the cup”.

You are correct Mr Taylor – I do come under one of those categories, and I sincerely hope you win the trophy, although I doubt I will be there, as the number of freebies will be drastically reduced and I wouldnt wish to deny a true supporter the chance to see their team at Wembley. I dare say that some of those “die-hards” who couldnt make a 5.15 kick-off on a Saturday will suddenly find the ability (and the money) to make one next month at double the price!

That block did have many Wigan fans in it although its possible that they moved seats once in the stadium. I was sat next to a Chinese student who asked me which teams were in which colours – he bought his complimentary ticket for £20.

And to SW, the Otter and the others who called “Bullshitter”, I await your apology, although I wont hold my breath, as admitting you were wrong seems to be an alien concept, and I’ve better things to do than die of respiratory problems.

I’m guessing that its because you mocked the RFL for not being able to fill wembley.

And to the others that doubt me, photos of the FREE tickets will be uploaded on Monday. Its a bit hard to post photos when I only pick them up from the West Stand tomorrow!

I’ll upload a photo of them next week – then await your apology.[/quote]
You’re getting free tickets from someone who has paid for those tickets.

That’s completely different.

But nevertheless, well done you.[/quote]

Nobody has paid for these tickets.

I’ve been given a couple of freebies for this game to help swell the crowd. I’ve even requested 6 seats so that my chubby arse will fit.

I agree with you – the pitch will stand up to two clubs playing different sports, but 3 games in a week will never help.

Both clubs need to put out blackout dates, where they do not play at home under any circumstances. Warriors will be away next Good Friday, and at home on Easter Monday – Latics should be at home on Saturday next season, and then the following year, ensure they are away on Easter Sat. Similarly, come Nov time when the SL fixtures are announced, Warriors should be telling the RFL of dates that they are not to be at home.

Fixture planning isnt that difficult – it just needs to take dual-purpose grounds into consideration. After all, both sports want their product to be as good as possible, and having 2 games in 24 hours is never going to help.

Not at all – the way some pr!cks go on here, its like the DW sells out every week! You have told me how long it has been since the “sold out” signs went up at the DW for a soccerball game – and that was only because 10,000 Man Utd fans showed up to see them lift the trophy.