The fact that it's in the coldest part of the season will see more than normal choose to watch it on Sky

If it was less than 10k for what is normally one of the biggest games of the year. Then that's going to hit Warrington in the pocket.

Would marketing bring in an extra 1000 fans. If so then Spending a couple of grand is worth it.


But maybe it's a sign of Warrington getting used to success and those fans who came for trophies are starting to take it as a given.

Or a sign that Sky can shove Thursday night games up their ar5e.

So, given that it costs them time/money to do that (noting you got free tickets to start with), how effective has their approach been in terms of you paying to attend more Salford games ?

I think I got a cheap ticket the year after as well.

12k tickets sold apparently.