[quote="Jake the Peg"]What gives you the impression it concerns me? Merely stating that it's the biggest game you've played in many a long year so surely anyone who is interested in your club will be there. Passing comment doesn't imply concern. I'm concerned every time my wife goes shopping but the dobbins don't even register mate.

Anyway, I'm after some decent paint for my metal garage door. What would you suggest? Do I need to buy the seemingly over priced garage door paint or would something cheaper suffice?[/quote]

If its a garage in West Hull why not just spray paint graffiti all over it and save on money.
If your short of ideas of what to scrawl just go down anlaby road / hessle road.

Jake the Peg wrote:Surely it must be a sell out. It's your biggest game in over 20 years Wrong again. This was our biggest game in the last 20 years: http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2006/oct/09/rugbyleague.sport

Jake the Peg wrote:Surely it must be a sell out. It's your biggest game in over 20 years Wrong again. This was our biggest game in the last 20 years: http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2006/oct/09/rugbyleague.sport

It obviously does concern you... why pester us on this forum if you have no concen?????

He's a Rugby League fan, and has got nowt else to focus on this weekend. Lets face it the season highlight so far for the West Hull mob was our CC QF defeat. Its come to this, their only hope of any excitement is to watch Rovers and pray for our defeat.

Quite sad really.

I'll lay bets that it doesn't get 60% of avg attendance like last weeks playoff games got!

your right it s not going to get 60% as we sold over that many tickets in the first 24 hours or so

Troll all you like, fact remains CP will never sell out whilst the south terrace remains used. Doesn't matter how big the game is, most fans would rather watch it at home on tv or in the pub than stand there.

The only way we can attract more fans and potentially sell-out the ground is by making every available ticket a good one. Hopefully that will be achieved at some point.

I'll be in the east cheering on wigan

This definitely discourages travelling fans.