Heard today there are only 500 tickets left at the LSV for Tonga V Cook islands,if so great news and great effort by all concerned.Lets fill the place and get it rocking

And we wll find out the LSV capacity.



Anyone think we will beat NZ at Wembley ?

Frank the answer is no if they continue with the present halfbacks, the problem is the positions of Sinfield and Chase in the team seems to be set in stone (they must play at all costs).



I would have Hardacre at fullback with Tomkins and Burrow/Widdop at halfback which at least would give us that degree of unpredictability which can make the difference.

Burrow & Widdop would do at halfback but not Tomkins, he is best where he is.

I doubt we will see the real capacity, a ' sell out ' doesnt neccessarily mean a capacity attendance, the RFL have ( quite correctly ) been a lot cleverer this time, they have been releasing tickets at probably 80% of stand capacity initially with stands that face the main TV coverage camera's, leaving the stand with the camera's till last



A ' sell out ' means you have sold the tickets that have been released, in theory with modern ticket production every match could be a sell out



This is not a criticism of anybody, in fact it is a compliment

It was far from a sell out at Saints last night. Nearly all one side was empty.

Having said that, it isn't a patch on the LSV.

It was far from capacity, but quite possibly a ' sell out '

, I just hope this awful weather clears up before tuesday, one of the problems having a WC in the northern Hemispere in essentially winter

Quite right Steve - my outside back yard loo is awful to use at this time of the year

You are supposed to empty it occasionally.

Henry the thought of you running to the outside loo with the cat flap of your long johns open is not a pretty one.

No need it's piped direct to RFL headquarters mate

Quite right - the BBC were earlier describing the game at Saints, as a 'sell-out'.



Got to say, I've been well impressed with the World Cup attendances, so far.