Shame about the loss of the curtain raiser. See you all at 1.30pm (ish).

The passes say on them no trainers or jeans but ignore that. I have both on and they let me in fine.

I was a little worried when I read that too. The bloke on the door didn't even look at the pass or ask where I was going. He just directed me towards the scruffy bunch.

Ha, he said to me 'RAB'?

We were the first to arrive and obviously set the low life, ll dressed standard of those to follow.
Good day out and thanks to Wigan Bull!

Yes they knew who we were! I got in late after kick off and only managed to meet Mark and a couple of others at half time before I retreated to the stands but thanks very much to Wigan Bull, the club and others for organising it... i prefer the view from the terrace though

I could get used to watching from there......being so close to the bar and all.

Disappointed everyone didn't turn out......you missed a treat!

Was a good mix of views (watching in the Coral first half then back on the terraces 2nd half) , good to meet you all. Hopefully do it again next year! Lets get the Leeds game next year tho

How many made it in the end?

I watched from the terraces as I had a couple of people with me. If we do it again next year I'll get them to chip in too so that we all get passes.

It's certainly a good view from the Coral Stand when the play's at your end. It was enjoyable despite the result.

I noticed two or three extremely attractive staff wandering around too...you don't get that in the family stand! Not that I was in any way distracted from the riveting match in any way, naturally...

I thought exactly the same. Next year, if there is a next year, I will buy a share for all the family, so we all get to go in.

We could sponsor a few more players on that basis if a few of us did that!

I like to literally & metaphorically look down on the oiks on the terrace. Tigercub was particularly taken by the woman shrieking hysterically to our right.

Sam does tend to get a little carried away at times....

Yes I thought we were supposed to be corporate!

The tigress thought he had mellowed considerably - until you passed it into touch with 4 minutes left & he jumped up & left the seats. I think he was itching to get back to his working class roots.

Look, I'd been bursting for a slash for 35mins. It seemed like a good time to go (Especially as I'd just yelled "FFS Sykes!!!" at the top of my voice.)

Tigercub tutted & remarked "Papa, one doesn't hear that sort of language in Ilkley does one".

I'd swear he actually said "Pater..." and added words to the effect that Mater would be terribly perturbed if one of the lower classes should perchance be permitted to approach even as close as Burley, let alone presume to call upon you at Tot Towers...?

I think the relaxation of the dress code is having a negative impact on attendances, certainly in the Coral. We only went as it said no jeans or trainers, yet we ended up next to scruffy oiks in strange coloured shirts with writing all over them. The tigress got something on her evening dress which I can only assume was working class detritus. She's had to take it to one of the charity type shops for people in the south of the district.

I wondered to whom the Surrey with the fringe on top in car park belonged to

It wasn't him.

He came in the helicopter on Sunday.

Locked so that a new shiny one can be started for 2011