The game against St Helens is always a date for the diary and this season a new venue, Stobart Stadium Halton with tickets limited, we are giving our loyal 2011 Season Ticket holders priority booking, another great reason to get your Wolves season ticket. Having taken nearly 6,000 fans to Knowsley Road last season, this years allocation is limited to just over 2,500. bit.ly/gqQPxZ

The game against St Helens is always a date for the diary and this season a new venue, Stobart Stadium Halton with tickets limited, we are giving our loyal 2011 Season Ticket holders priority booking, another great reason to get your Wolves season ticket. Having taken nearly 6,000 fans to Knowsley Road last season, this years allocation is limited to just over 2,500. bit.ly/gqQPxZ

Bloody hell, needing a season ticket to get tickets for a league game thats shocking.



I do hope we only give them the same amount on the return trip and fill the rest of the stadium with Wire fans

Oh dear.

That's what happens when Saints play in a stadium with 4,000 fewer places!

I have two prime tickets for this particular, must-see, fixture. With this surely, surely, surely being the game Warrington beat St Helens. I'll repeat that, surely this is the game that WARRINGTON BEAT ST HELENS. You don't want to miss this game, if you do, you will regret it for the rest of your life.



To prevent your lingering regret pushing you towards suicide, please PM with offers. I will sell to the highest bidder. Given the unique, once in a lifetime, nature of this event I'd expect to see offers for my tickets pour in to my PM box. Starting price would be roughly £250 per ticket, but given the 'were you there when the SL era Wire beat Saints?' magnitude of the game I'd expect to see far higher bids.

Nasty tactic cutting the away fans allocation instead of cutting it as a percentage across the stadium. Is there no minimum allocation for away fans set out by SLE? And before you try defending yourself, bear in mind last year Saints got the entire west stand and a block or two in the north stand at our gaff.

I've got to say I agree with Wire fans comments. The only reason I can think is they're ensuring there's a ticket for every Saints season ticket holder and split the rest 50/50. I'm not sure but that is the only explanation I can think of.

AUP

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* This means any advertising or selling of tickets above face value, whether directly posted or linked to on another site, including in signatures, for personal profit.

* They may only be sold above face value if being auctioned for charity.

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I would have thought it wasn't far off them doing that. But of course surely Warrington fans will be able to buy from Saints anyway (I know this will mean sitting amongst Saints fans but if they wanted to be there enough)



With a reduced capacity this was always going to be a problem for this season.

how many does the west stand hold? have we got the whole west stand?

Can't see there being any left for non-season ticket holders. However, it does say we have an allocation for just over 2500 but, the East Stand that we've been allocated hold around 3500. So why so many tickets reduced? Saftey?

We should just play them twice at the HJ,Simples!

3747 according to [url=http://www2.halton.gov.uk/stadium/content/aboutus/factsandfigures/?a=5441this.[/url I'd of thought so, can't see them mixing us.