Adding the capacities on the ticket site gives 24,048.

Would still be a very healthy crowd.

I do have a life you lot, you know!




Correctamundo.

As I've said on here, if a seat is unavailable on E-Ticketing, it doesn't necessarily mean that it has been 'sold' in the strictest sense, the case in point being blocks ES1 and WS10 that were unavailable on E-Ticketing because they had been reserved in case Warrington needed them rather than them being full with match ticket sales.

Would expect the crowd to be over the 22,000 mark, Wire have now sold more than Saints did last month (including those from Saints that paid on the day).

Can't be that many left now Matt? Wigan sold close to 19k and we have shifted around 4k? 23k ish?

With the work put in by Wigan with TV adverts and stuff it deserves to sellout

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This is going to be a cracker i can feel it. Typical that my wisdom teeth have just started killing and i can hardly talk properly

So if you hear somebody singing like theyve got an apple stuck in their mouth tomorrow, that would be me

961 left 372 east and 589 west

I rekon we will get a few hundred that will walk up on the day, sellout or not

Is this a failure if it doesn't sell-out?

No, only to be people who live their lives by going from one extreme to the other and everything in life is "The Best ever" or "Absolutely Rubbish!". (You could even say people who "generalise" about everybody in c fans of other clubs if you get my drift!

)

Anything above 17k for me was a Positive.
Anything above 20k is a Big Success
Anywhere within touching distance of a sell out is Remarkable & A Great well done to the Marketting Team at the Club and all the fans!

It'll be a failure if we don't win

I was only asking the question. To have over 18k home fans is quality!

Then you've answered your own question that probably? Didn't need to be asked.

It just goes to show how difficult it will be to hit IL's target of a 20,000 average attendance. If a home sellout is approx 19,000 and with only a handful of clubs bringing close to 1000 these days, it's going to take some doing.

If it is seriously going to reach that stage (still a couple of years away in my eyes) then there's no reason why Wigan fans can't start buying tickets in the North Stand as well as away fans.

The only game that will ever happen for is Leeds. It happened for Quins twice but that was different.

Tue 4804 left
Wed 4695 left 109 sold
Thur 4601 left 94 sold
Fri 4162 left 439 sold
Sat 4054 left 108 sold
Sun 4030 left 24 sold
Mon 3801 left 229 sold
Tue 3558 left 243 sold
Wed 3367 left 191 sold
Thurs 3182 left 185 sold
6PM Fri 2619 left 563 sold
10PM Fri 2500 left, 119 sold since 6pm, 682 sold all day
Sat 2386 left, 114 sold
Sun 2301 left, 85 sold
Mon 1158 left, 1143 sold
Tue 1073 left, 85 sold
Wed 1102 left, 571 sold (note 600 seats reserved for Wire released to Wigan fans).
Thurs 847 left, 255 sold

Fantastic effort from the fans, all we now need is for the Team to do us proud again

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If it ever came to the point where we were aspiring to achieve 20k averages, it would make sense for certain games to allocate Wigan fans the North stand and integrate away fans into the East & West Stand (End Blocks).

Why not just segregate the North Stand and keep the buggars out of the East Stand (Boston) please!

lets face facts, on this years showing a few wouldn't sell out even one of those

the PMT is kicking in and its only 9am

i'm buzzing and cant wait for the game

Well this feels like one of those big derby games, im nervious already!

There's no official segregation so there's no reason why the North Stand couldn't be a mixed stand - there are already occasionally wheelchair-bound Wigan supporters who sit in the North Stand because there isn't space elsewhere.

Not been this giddy in years like the feeling you got as a kid on christmas morning

, going to be a top atmosphere