I had a season ticket at Wigan for 25 years, this year is the first one I have missed, for a couple of reasons, one being some point last season, I cant recall which game, but once again the game was over at half time, I spent the second half increasing my high score on Angry Birds, that night when I got home, my wife asked me as she always does, did we win and was it a good game, I honestly answered I couldn't remember the score but I think that was me done with my season ticket as I couldn't stand being so bored and next year (this) I would pick and choose my games. The irony of this is that I got my season ticket as a gift each year so picking and choosing my games would cost me money so finance (which is often touted as the only reason crowds are down) was nothing to do with the decision to effectively turn my back on the game I loved.

I also was lucky enough in December to have my first child, now again that had no bearing on my decision to not renew my season ticket as I found out my wife was pregnant the Wednesday before Good Friday and I couldn't honestly see myself stood anywhere else than in the away end that day.

I haven't been to one game this season, and didn't bother with going today as quite frankly it would have been a waste of time, money and time away from my family for something that was quite obviously going to be a walk over due to the complete and utter incompetence of the London club. Is that Wigan's fault? Of course it isn't you can only roll over what is in front of you! Should I be embarrassed by not going today? I don't think I should!

I would rather watch a good game and loose than a bad game and win. I have said many times, one of my favourite seasons as a Wigan fan was 2006, I was worried about the game on Monday morning, and even more worried at about 7.55 each Friday night!

I watched the game live at home this afternoon, well I had half of one eye on it, and have just finished watching it again, and I am so glad I didn't waste my time or money for that! In fact in some sports teams have sometimes refunded away fans for pitiful performances and I honestly think London should perhaps do that for the fans who travelled all the way to sunny Leigh today and perhaps are still not home as I type this!

I couldn't believe how poor the game was today, perhaps someone who has been all year can give an indication why.

A few excuses so far, game was a forgone conclusion, too expensive, too far away, too close, wrong time of year.

The idiots that post about Huddersfields low crowds will be some who didn't turn up today, priceless, absolutely priceless.

Personally i reckon we should thank the fans that paid £20 to travel to a complete non event of a game that was being shown on tv too, rather than popping at the ones that didnt. Many neutral saying they turned it off as it was boring. i loved standing there watching us win 70 - 0 but if i had remembered to take my nintendo DS with me thats how i would have spent the second half.

The effort from the Wigan fans was pathetic?

Let's say the semi had been against Saints at the Halliwell Jones. Wigan take 6,000 and Saints take 6,000 and suddenly we're all fairly happy there's a 12,000 crowd on in a CC semi-final. 12-13,000 is fairly average for a CC semi.

And that's a conservative hypothetical example. When given a higher quality of opposition and the prospect of a closer game, more would probably choose to go. London were never going to win today, everyone knew that and it showed.

Get a grip. When one side brings next to no-one, the attendance will be poor.

Quite true. A CC semi final should have been considered a much bigger deal for London's fans than Wigan's, who let's face it have been to many over the years.
Yet the Wigan fans are being berated for an attendance which was basically very low because there was no support from London.

I don't really blame Wigan fans. I blame the RFL for the shabby non-event the semi finals have been for years. If you're going to make the games on neutral grounds, they need to be events. Otherwise they may as well just be a home game.