It is hard to say, you would hope we could muster at least a 10k crowd for a play off game. But times are hard for everyone at the moment and with all play-off games on Sky a lot of people look at it from a financial point of view. Something needs to be done to encourage people to come to the playoffs though, making kids £14.50 on the day will put people off who don;t know if the can make it the last minute. Better prices on family passes and not just the family of 4 as most clubs market to.

To encourage people to come to each play off game a discount on game 2 (if your team progresses) if you have your ticket from game 1 etc could all be done to encourage people to go to each game and not just cherry pick.

I think wires71 has been 'owned' hahaha

I don't doubt such but please tell me where? PS Hope the journey home was not too long. Comfort yourself with having the rare opportunity to play the Wire in a game that counts, see it as a learning session for you and yours for 2013

Never doubted that - heard it from the Original Wire pub walking on

Wish we had an anthem instead of Tom Harks and ner ne nerrrr ner ne nerrr

Read the replies maybe wires71? Haha goodnight!

Great turnout by the Hull fans and certainly outsung the home support throughout the game.

Even Sky mentioned the empty seats several times last night. That was particularly embarrassing for a club that has seen a lot of success over the last few years.



Kudos to the FC faithful that made it and sang their hearts out.



I'm sad that we lost, but happy with the effort. 24-0 down and we didn't stop trying.

You have Wanky Wanky Warrington

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Hence the reason we had to travel to your place instead of playing at the KC

According to a couple of posters on the Wire board, they bring more fans than that over for league games at Hull. Barring this year I cant remember the last time they brought more than 500 to the KC.

To be fair they brought plenty last season when they needed the win to finish top. We had 16,000 at the KC that night.

True, but rightly so. Before the glory days then usually brought around 300 on a good day.