Re: Fixtures 2025 : Thu Jan 23, 2025 12:53 pm  

Tickets for the Wigan home game on sale

Entry will be free for all junior supporters with our ‘Kids Go Free’ offer – these tickets are available for all supporters aged 16 or under across the ground, with club chairman Andrew Thirkill covering the cost of all of the junior tickets purchased as a thank you for the incredible support of our members over the off-season, having reached the 7,500 membership mark!

Re: Fixtures 2025 : Thu Jan 23, 2025 4:00 pm  

mwindass wrote:

Tickets for the Wigan home game on sale

Entry will be free for all junior supporters with our ‘Kids Go Free’ offer – these tickets are available for all supporters aged 16 or under across the ground, with club chairman Andrew Thirkill covering the cost of all of the junior tickets purchased as a thank you for the incredible support of our members over the off-season, having reached the 7,500 membership mark!

I'd hope we'd get at least 12k for this fixture.

Re: Fixtures 2025 : Thu Jan 23, 2025 5:12 pm  

ComeOnYouUll wrote:

I'd hope we'd get at least 12k for this fixture.

This opening home game will give some indication of the mood amongst the wider support base, how much of a positive effect the new ownership has engendered across the club, also how much negative effect is still lingering from the disaster that was 2024.

If the attendance is above 12k (hopefully) that will be a definite sign that most have wiped last year from the memory bank. If the night's attendance is below 10k (unlikely given pass sale figure) then we still have some way to go to rectify the horrors of the past twelve months with many waiting to see a clear improvement before returning to the fold.

Hopefully the majority are ready to rally round the flag for another rollercoaster ride on the Fc train

Re: Fixtures 2025 : Thu Jan 23, 2025 7:03 pm  

Steve0 wrote:

I don't mind the draw, but maybe superleague clubs shouldn't be seeded, that way you still might get super League clubs playing each other early on and champ clubs have a better chance of progressing to the 4th/5th rounds

no room in the sport for common sense or providing simplicity and excitement of a lower club being drawn against a S/L team
Another IMG f--k up

Re: Fixtures 2025 : Thu Jan 23, 2025 10:19 pm  

ComeOnYouUll wrote:

I'd hope we'd get at least 12k for this fixture.

We got 12,600 against Saints for our first home game in 2022 with a similar offer so I'd say that's about right. As if often the case when we draw a bigger crowd we lost by over 30 (Gale got sent off in the sleet)

Re: Fixtures 2025 : Fri Jan 24, 2025 8:20 am  

7500 season tickets is quite impressive really given the season we had last year (and the previous few years too).

Re: Fixtures 2025 : Fri Jan 24, 2025 12:59 pm  

scarrie wrote:

7500 season tickets is quite impressive really given the season we had last year (and the previous few years too).

While last year was utterly depressing and the previous few uninspiring or behind closed doors I still think a pass is good value. You're getting 13 days/nights out and keep engrossed in the sheer drama at the club which means convos and banter all week.

And there's always the optimism of 'what if' I will be honest and say at the end of 2015 I didn't see 2016 coming...we'd signed someone who was working as a bin man?? Things can change and click quite quickly

Re: Fixtures 2025 : Fri Jan 24, 2025 1:01 pm  

ComeOnYouUll wrote:

Round 2 - Wigan at home, Friday 21st February

I'm trying to buy tickets for this game online (2 @ £5) but the basket is telling me to pay £58. Has anyone else had problems with the new system?

Re: Fixtures 2025 : Fri Jan 24, 2025 1:15 pm  

Hessle Roader wrote:

I'm trying to buy tickets for this game online (2 @ £5) but the basket is telling me to pay £58. Has anyone else had problems with the new system?

When you get to ‘select ticket type’
It says Adult member £5 at the very top..

Re: Fixtures 2025 : Fri Jan 24, 2025 2:03 pm  

Noticed they have introduced a loyalty points feature which I guess is coming soon, they mentioned this at the fans forum as a way of prioritising Craven Park Derby tickets to those who go to the most games.

It's a bit insulting to see Loyalty = 0 though don't they know how many decades of this I've suffered through