what made you think that?

*were. Can’t even troll properly.

Thank you

Many Wire fans saying so

I doubt that, It won't be long till you lot start bottling games again

Maybe not. Still knocked you out of the cup today though.

What was yesterdays official attendance ?

Tough game with Wigan putting in arguably their best performance of the season so far. Good to win a really close game to show we can. Shows great strength of character and team spirit. To add to the controversy, if the game was not on telly that Wigan try would most probably have been given. At the game, sat in the North stand looked like a try. to me.

Special mentions to Coops, Hilly, Clarky and Ratch, especially for Ratchford's kicking a master class. His kicking won us the game. Others have sometimes belittled the need for a top notch kicker but games like this just show how they can make a difference.

Att 7066 I think it said on the bigg'ish screen.

Is that he lowest for an HJ era Wire v Wigan game ?

Perhaps but probably along with London as the biggest earners this season.

7066 , thats poor , thanks RD

I think the problem is because Wigan have near equal say into the game day financial return and a strong ticket running by the RFL ...there isn't a lot Wire can do for game day experience or discounts.
I appreciate the correction to this.

Bradford v Leeds had no problem with attendance.

Exactly, fantastic support from the West Yorkshire clubs, particularly as they must be 'sick of the sight' of each other playing against each other week virtually in week out

BTW I was disappointed with the turnout. Not really an excuse, but, perhaps free to air TV and Association Football can also take some of the blame this week?

This west yorkshire derby doesn't happen very often these days. Perhaps the novelty value helped?

Yeah but the depth of pocket being the main culprit I'd say.
As for Bradford....in many ways it was a final for them...and many years of wait.
I remember 2009 at Wembley there must have been near 40k Wire fans. Don't think we've got close but there was a good effort from us last year because of discount Groupon deals.

Your thought process a bit out. However, 26 was more than good enough.

Hill stepped up yesterday as well.

Think it helped with a few neutrals there, saw some Canadians, Hull fans, group of Cas and Londoner

Pi$$ poor

Having had another look I agree with Wane. The knock on was the correct call. There is no requirement for intent in our game. It makes a difference in RU I think as a deliberate knock on results in a penalty not a scrum. Case closed.

Soccer definitely involved. At least one club employee had the day off the go to Brighton, and there must be a good many Wire fans who ( though I fail to understand it myself) also follow Liverpool or Manchester City.