: Tue Jun 02, 2009 8:11 pm  

As the other thread was locked and I can't find the one about tickets, I've read the Wolves site but again am still not clear when I can get tickets.

Not a season ticket holder, so would have thought Thursday 11th, but am going to the Bradford match but it seems to imply that I could get a ticket for that match and one for the semi at the same time

Could anyone explain?
Maybe I'm being a little dim here !

: Tue Jun 02, 2009 8:15 pm  

fes wrote:

As the other thread was locked and I can't find the one about tickets, I've read the Wolves site but again am still not clear when I can get tickets.

Not a season ticket holder, so would have thought Thursday 11th, but am going to the Bradford match but it seems to imply that I could get a ticket for that match and one for the semi at the same time

Could anyone explain?
Maybe I'm being a little dim here !

If you buy a ticket for the Bradford game you can buy a ticket for the semi on Monday 8th June (take your Bradford match ticket with you if you've already purchased it).

: Tue Jun 02, 2009 8:19 pm  

Over the last few years CC semis haven't attracted the greatest of crowds and as we know the previous game v wigan didn't sell out and we probably outnumbered Wigan support by about 2-1. Although this time I would be surprised if Wigan didn't sell their allocation.

The RFL must be holding a number of tickets back waiting to see the demand before releasing.

I will be surprised if this match didn't sell out but remember not all season holders will attend with some being on holiday, working etc or maybe rather watching it on tv so that should free some tickets for non season ticket holders.

: Tue Jun 02, 2009 8:43 pm  

steviewire wrote:

Over the last few years CC semis haven't attracted the greatest of crowds and as we know the previous game v wigan didn't sell out and we probably outnumbered Wigan support by about 2-1. Although this time I would be surprised if Wigan didn't sell their allocation.

The RFL must be holding a number of tickets back waiting to see the demand before releasing.

I will be surprised if this match didn't sell out but remember not all season holders will attend with some being on holiday, working etc or maybe rather watching it on tv so that should free some tickets for non season ticket holders.

Steviewire, can we have less of the sensible posts please.

Thank you.

In all seriousness, I doubt it will sell out. wigan will sell there allocation (which they have not announced yet) and we might do. There will be tickets available for those that want them - the only thing that may prevent people is being able to get to the ground to purchase during next week.

As above, if it did sell out, I suspect the RFL would release a small amount of tickets to each team...

: Tue Jun 02, 2009 8:54 pm  

the ditch wrote:

Cant argue with that,
just think wire v wigan 1989 nearly sold out maine road,
Absolute joke to have it at widnes,someone as lost the plot...

I was at Maine Road and it was no where near sold out.

Some fans from both teams NEVER travel away apart from Wembley. If it was at one of the football grounds mentioned, it would be around 12000 and half full.

: Tue Jun 02, 2009 8:55 pm  

Purplehaze wrote:

Steviewire, can we have less of the sensible posts please.

Thank you...

So sorry for that Purple, on the other hand maybe we should aim a lot bigger say Old Trafford or how about the Olympic Stadium, maybe SM could charter planes for all our fans to get over there

: Tue Jun 02, 2009 9:00 pm  

the ditch wrote:

No i didnt either,sure some people just pluck a figure out of the air,
How many season ticket holders at wigan dam sure its a lot more than 5,000..
Lets say 9,000 +5,000 wire =14,000
Lets not forget coporate and hospitalitty +a few scallies from widnes+people from wire and wigan comin out of the woodwork for a big game semi final!!!!!!All of a sudden you have got 16,000 plus people,
simple really in it..

: Tue Jun 02, 2009 9:03 pm  

Does anyone know if ticketholders will get a designated seat or can they sit anywhere within that stand?

Hopefully its the latter. I'm an ST holder who usually goes with a non ST holder(my daughter) who's too young to sit on her own.

: Tue Jun 02, 2009 9:06 pm  

Sporting Billy wrote:

Does anyone know if ticketholders will get a designated seat or can they sit anywhere within that stand?

Hopefully its the latter. I'm an ST holder who usually goes with a non ST holder(my daughter) who's too young to sit on her own.

It's reserved seating.

: Tue Jun 02, 2009 9:11 pm  

TF and the wire wrote:

I was at Maine Road and it was no where near sold out.

Some fans from both teams NEVER travel away apart from Wembley. If it was at one of the football grounds mentioned, it would be around 12000 and half full.

Quite - they were only over 27,000 at Maine Rd that day .