i had saeson ticket for 19 years i give it up last year due to my partner having a baby i went wembley, does this make me a glory hunter, i ask the question how long have u had ur season ticket ????

no i wouldnt call u glory hunter.If you need to ask the question,then i have been following Warrington for 15 years.



to call someone a tit before you even know me is abit silly

"TIT" in my estimation is someone who does'nt know anyone elses circumstances and jumps to conclusions, not everyone can go the game due to different things just coz u got a seson ticket that dose'nt make u special and if people want to go to go and support the team after winning a trophy after so many years you have'nt got the right to slag them off ....

I'm coming and I'm coming mob-handed.



I can't make every game because of my work, but I deflect any accusations of glory-hunting for being at Wembley with having gone to see the Wire in Cas and T'Ellins, which I believe are the dictionary definition of 'unglorious'

Where are the other 36,976 (plus the 'Quins minibus) going to stand/sit?

yeah but try and mak it when you can



out off the reported 100k who turned out for the home coming how many have been to to home game

they wont because they dont give a f""k

I reckon I've got to 9 plus Wembley, and two friendlies (Wigan and Swinton). Wish I could get to more- might get a season ticket and just book off any relevant Fridays...



Still, I reckon a full house on Sunday, I really do.

Generations have passed the word of Warrington for years so 100k have been the home game in different familys at different times ......

Don't make out that these tens of thousands are fans that have never attended a game before.



In every Rugby League town across the country there are 'lapsed' fans, and casual fans (not like Des). The trick is getting these to turn up regularly, and marketing is required for this.



To illustrate the point, Wigan attracted around 19k Wigan fans to the Leeds game recently, yet only 12k last Friday. This was through effort and tapping into those lapesd fans.



At Wembley, we had 12 of us in our group. Only 2 of us are ST holders, and another couple attend as many matches as they can each year. I believe that all 12 had attended matches in the past, many on a regular basis, however people's priorities change. If a Wembley visit gets these back interested then that is good enough for me.



One of my sisters has already asked about season ticket prices, as se said she had forgotten how much she enjoyed watching the Rugby. She is looking to bring a friend too.



Not everybody can (or wants to) pay around £20 a match to watch Rugby, but anything that gets them along is good for me.

And ridiculously cheap ticket offers as well to be fair.

But that is all part of the marketing campaign.



Sometimes you just need to get them in, show them a good time and hope they come back.



People still had to pay a tenner to get in, to go to the cinema it costs a lot less, yet people wouldn't go if they had no interest in the film that was showing.