My sincere apologies.

I wonder if Wigan will get as many as Leeds got in the end though?

I see the e-ticketing site nows shows some extra tickets for the south and north stands, so if you were unlucky enough to buy one last week right in the bottom/top corners of these stands theres now tickets available with better views. And before the happy clappers come on defending the RFL NO you couldnt choose were to sit through the RFL e-ticketing system it was completely pot luck.

Once again confirming that the RFL ARE GREATEST WINDOW LICKERS IN THE WORLD, fecking clowns each and every one of them. I wouldnt pay these numpties in washers.

This game may well sell out but this will be inspite of the RFL not because of it....

Like I have posted before, if you were that bothered about the location of your seat, you could have phoned the RFL, instead of bleating about how you can't organize your entire life from behind your computer screen.

You probably would be advised to check the respective ground capacity before asking that question.

Reet Ive got 5 £20 notes in my hand and want to buy some tickets from the RFL...........................

Does waving your £20 notes at your computer lead to tickets being in your hand?





What exactly do you expect?

well i did

How does that work? The systems the RFL and Wigan use are both provided by Ticketmaster, so the functionality's the same.

RFL were allocated the seats in blocks SS2, SS6 and most of the North Stand that weren't taken by season ticket holders in the opening fortnight of 'exclusive' sales - RFL then sent through a list at the weekend of seats that they hadn't sold that could then be released one-by-one to be sold at the DW instead of Red Hall. In fairness, it's a pretty identical situation in terms of procedures to when the internationals have been staged at Wigan, though of course those tickets were sold to a completely different demographic than will be attending the WCC.

As I have said before I bought my batch of tickets as soon as they went on sale but there are fans I know that DONT have a credit or debit card and wish to purchase tickets by using cash only. Tell me how they would have bought ticket specifically for the seats they want when the RFL were holding those seat back at Redhall.

Either you work for thr RFL or have you had no dealings with these clowns.

www.wiganwarriors.com/WContent.a ... &type=news On top of the 4 fixtures being played on the MM Saturday we have... Five Nations: Saturday 12th February - Scotland v Wales - 5pm Football: Saturday 12th February - Cardiff v Shorpe - 3pm Its a big yeeehhhhhhaaaaa for the RFL

www.wiganwarriors.com/WContent.a ... &type=news On top of the 4 fixtures being played on the MM Saturday we have... Five Nations: Saturday 12th February - Scotland v Wales - 5pm Football: Saturday 12th February - Cardiff v Shorpe - 3pm Its a big yeeehhhhhhaaaaa for the RFL

So the RFL should adjust their whole system to allow for people who don't have a debit card



I know Wigan is a bit behind the times, but I thought debit cards had reached you by now.

There should be a cash alternative for the tickets that are on sale via the RFL. How they implement such a thing, i'm not sure.

Maybe we will have a sell out and people will be locked out (just like Manly in 87 where we had 37,000 inside the stadium and 4-5000 trying to view the game from the bridge).

Can't wait for the WCC, St George won't know whats going on when 25,000 Wigan fans are chanting the same song.

But you cant see in the ground from the canal bridge?

Yep, I've got the Paul Prescott one at home somewhere

Was it full of blood?

No.Not seen it in a while though.

The newly sent RFL tickets havent been selling that well since last week. Ill predict a crowd of around 20K!
A huge bag of smelly, rank pooh, RFL!!

I'm pretty sure most of the part time fans hardly think about the season before it starts and probably can't even remember the date. They will start to sell quicker as its posted all over sky sports and people realise they need a ticket.

It's good to know that the club read my posts. posting.php?mode=quote&f=28&p=15605206 Quote ="MattyB"How good would it be to have the 1987 Wigan Team introduced to the crowd prior to the game (all were English and could be available), maybe even form a guard of honour for the 2010 team as they enter the pitch? If not, maybe a corporate dinner a few days before the match (again with the 87 team) with the full match shown on a big screen? Big money maker there...!! There's loads of ways the club could market the WCC game and in addition 'doff the cap' to the past greats.'" www.wiganwarriors.com/WContent.a ... 580&type=1 Quote Wigan Warriors are delighted to unveil details of a unique dinner which will take place three days before the Probiz World Club Challenge between Wigan Warriors and St George-Illawarra Dragons. The dinner will take place on Thursday 24th February from 7.00pm in The Marquee at The DW Stadium and will feature current star players and former greats from both the Warriors and Dragons.'"

It's good to know that the club read my posts. posting.php?mode=quote&f=28&p=15605206 Quote ="MattyB"How good would it be to have the 1987 Wigan Team introduced to the crowd prior to the game (all were English and could be available), maybe even form a guard of honour for the 2010 team as they enter the pitch? If not, maybe a corporate dinner a few days before the match (again with the 87 team) with the full match shown on a big screen? Big money maker there...!! There's loads of ways the club could market the WCC game and in addition 'doff the cap' to the past greats.'" www.wiganwarriors.com/WContent.a ... 580&type=1 Quote Wigan Warriors are delighted to unveil details of a unique dinner which will take place three days before the Probiz World Club Challenge between Wigan Warriors and St George-Illawarra Dragons. The dinner will take place on Thursday 24th February from 7.00pm in The Marquee at The DW Stadium and will feature current star players and former greats from both the Warriors and Dragons.'"

I checked the e-ticketing site on Thursday evening and it showed 3,370 available for sale through via Wigan (North 1083, South 769, West 393, East 1126).

Tonight shows 2,880 tickets available through the e-ticketing site: (North 1002, South 536, West 374, East 96icon_cool.gif.

Yes, I know that the site isn't 100% accurate, but it does show movement of 490 tickets over four days - which I'd say is about right around now. I fully expect ticket sales to ramp up after the Cardiff weekend.

I believe the tickets were due at the DW today (hopefully) !!