Whilst I was a bit disappointed with our (Wire) turnout in terms of numbers, there were or seemed to be fewer neutrals than I recall from recent visits particularly Saints and Wigan.

I'm not blaming them or saying that it's up to the neutral to fill the ground, but the fixture has always prided itself on being a game for all although it appears that times may be changing as far as this showpiece is concerned? Also you guys have always brought plenty in previous years as neutrals hope you remember that next year now you've got the Wembley monkey off your back ha ha

I was in the Warringtonend and as plenty neutrals around Sts ,Featherstone, Chris Cester ,Dobbins loads with Aussie shirts on too.
I know in the day people booked who ever was there but money is tighter now and look at the prices in and around the Stadium.
Cardiff every time

The RL needs to look at dropping the prices then maybe more neutrals would go

I thought there were less super league neutrals than I've seen before, but still saw plenty of shirts from the championships. Would guess it's a bigger day out for the latter and maybe the SL fans decide against it due to the rising cost of a trip to London.

I think it needs to be moved to June or July, as it disrupts the Super8s (cant see either our or Warrington's games next week being good given the effort yesterday) and there is a whole host of other events on August Bank Holiday weekend, from Premier League football to Leeds and Creamfields festivals etc that distracts neutral fans from going.

Although yesterday was a fantastic day for obvious reasons and a great game, i thought the atmosphere was pretty flat for 60mins and thats largely due to so many empty seats.

I was surprised by how many empty seats there was I know last year some of the top tier was empty in our end but Leeds filled all there end

Just a storm in a coffee cup

The prices of the tickets in the areas which were empty were as cheap as chips as it was, £20 for an adult. Couple that with the discount codes which you could find it would have been £15.

If anything I think clubs (pro and amateur) should start savings plans for fans to cover the ticket and travel. Just £1 per week would be enough to cover a £20 seat and coach travel.. This would take the sting out of what can be an expensive day.