Why is it embarrassing? If its not a sell out why not sell tickets to those that want to go last minute

Kill the roots the tree will die......good luck with your ever decreasing super league franchise nonsense

Not a rare occurance if neither side has sold out it's allocation it happens with the football play offs.

the attendance for that game was around 85,000.



the first few rows are always covered over for NFL games at Wembley because players and officials stood pitchside completely block the view from there.



look at any NFL stadium, there are never seats at pitch level, always a 6 foot perimeter wall

my bad, it was 83,941, in 2011 it was only just over 75K, however my point was all sports want to big themselves up with 'it's a sell out' when to the casua observer it isn't.

It's tickets sold which count as the attendance, not actually used.

'The Observer' gives the attendance yesterday as 79180, which doesn't seem too bad to me.

I told you they were included didn't I. This means our showpiece attracts about 62000 paying fans these days, well done RFL for ripping the sport apart.

Yes you did.



No they are not.



HTH

I'm not sure how the RFL are supposed to make people go to the match. Tickets are available cheaply months and months in advance, and there's plenty of deals out there too. What the RFL can't do is stop people making excuses as to why they haven't gone when moaning about the attendance. See also internationals.



(Not everyone can afford to go and some work weekends, not a problem with those people at all!)

over the years i have been to wembley about 27 times including g Britain and England games and yesterday we had about the best seats we have ever had 2 rows from the front great we said brill and then the rain came and the 7 rows from the front ran to the back we took pack a macs but still got drenched why when they rebuilt it did they not put a sliding roof on