did we get an answer whether they do or dont? or do i need to start walking tonight(and coming up with a fake charity right now)

That would be the “save incontinent cats “charity, presumably.

The whole ground IS sold out apart from the recently erected temporary south stand which holds 1,000. There is a decent chance this will sell out also.

Last week v Leeds the new south stand sold out completely.

Warrington allocation is in the North stand. There are 5 sections A-E and usually the away team gets A and B which is 800 seats. Earlier in the season Warrington were only able to fill about half of this so maybe 400 at best. This time Warrington have got A-C which is 1,100 (100 empty for segregation) resulting in some Rovers season ticket holders having to move to the temporary South Stand.

It would be a risk to have Warrington fans among the temporary south stand which is also in the Craven 'Streat' food & drink area..Should that have happened and trouble were to break out I'm pretty sure Hull KR would have been held to account.

Rovers have been turning people away week after week this season but the away section of 800 is usually half empty or less. It's great that even with an extra allocation Wire will fill their allocation this time. The atmosphere at CP has been electric this season and with so many Wire fans that is only likely to increase.

For years Rovers have averaged between 7 and 8 thousand but these last 2 years there is a whole new generation of supporters and suddenly the ground is not big enough. The club is putting in an extension the the East Stand for 2025 which will help.

But most likely you will be back to 400 or so away supporters when you return to CP next year. Am I right or am I right?

Not picking a fight and it's great that Rovers will take 2,000 or more to your place. I seriously doubt that your club would want to do anything to reduce that number next season.

As for the game it's too close to call. If you should progress at our expense I'll be cheering you on in the final. Anyone but Wigan surely?

Personally have no problem with our allocation of tickets - it’s a fair amount based on the capacity.
It’s also nice that a game of RL has a scramble for tickets.

I'm still a bit surprised by how many people arent getting the difference between a bog-standard league match and a semi final. Maybe if Hull KR get to Wembley next season, they can get a ticket allocation based on how many fans they took to London Broncos this season.

Anyway, it's fine. It's going to be a proper sellout and a good atmosphere.

And if they do get to Wembley they can show off their unbelievable travelling support like last time they got there….oh hang on.

Exactly. I don't see it as "Hull KR away", I see it as the Super League semi final. As a result of that I was willing to go way above and beyond what I would normally do in terms of time and cost to get there, but for the first time in 30 years of going I've been unable to get a ticket for a Wires match!

I probably won't go to Hull KR away next season though, no.

Oh, and this is no offence whatsoever to Hull KR, but if they end up playing Wigan in the final I'll be supporting Wigan.

I'll be doing so for the same reason I supported Leeds against Cas, Saints against Salford, and Wigan and Saints against Catalans.

When a "new" name finally goes on that trophy, I want it to be ours. Yes I'm petty like that!

I wouldn’t say it’s petty it’s a perfectly good reason. As much as it’s a pain so few teams have won it and fair play to them I’d also prefer it if we were the next team on it

To be fair to His Bobness and Hull KR, whilst I have a certain amount of sympathy on the smaller than hoped for Warrington ticket allocation.

Yes it is a semi final but in reality it is their home play off It's not like they have gone to a neutral venue and pinched all the tickets OR and I mean no disrespect here have a situation like Salford where they were 'reliant' upon Leigh fans helping them reach that record attendance.

It's not in their interest to keep their supporters out and they've earned the right to manage the game.