I know i've posted this on another thread, but I wanted to see what the replies would be...



Tell me why, all you people who say 'I won't be going to Hull KR this weekend...' are still going to the Warrington game? Is it just because it's a semi final? I mean, as far as i'm concerned, if your a fan who goes to every away game, and is loyal to the club etc. then why give up on going to this Sundays game yet not on the semi? If your not willing to support the club in a league match then why go to the Wire game? Or are you someone who just supports Wigan when there's a possible final?



Don't get me wrong, I don't blame anyone... The performance against Celtic was disgusting, no pride in the shirt, and if the team can't be bothered to turn up then why should the fans... All i'm asking is why they are willing to give up their support for a league game against KR yet still go the Semi against Warrington? Doesn't make sense that's all

Some people will have bought their tickets before the Celtic Crusaders match was played.

Hull KR ticket £20

Travel by coach £12

Alcohol/food £20



Semi ticket £14 - correct me if im wrong im not sure

Coach - Half as much

Alcohol/food - Same



Worked it out yet??

that's not what i was getting at so stop trying to be an ar$e, a lot of the people go following wigan on here regardless of the price... And let's be honest, there's not much difference in expenses.

Don't forget the 3 hour travel time to Hull compared to 30 minutes to get to Widnes.

yeah, Hull is a bigger s---hole than Widnes

Again, people giving an ar$ey answer because they can't give a sensible one... price and time travel etc. has never stopped fans going to catalans, harlequins etc. before, it's nothing to do with that... read what i've put.

maybe its you being an ar$e?



MAYBE the people who have posted arent going for the reasons they have given?

The truth is Hull is a trek, most pie fans think they'll get beat and don't want to waste their money or their day.



Widnes is a semi, is 20 minutes down the road and is a more winnable game given its neutral venue

You'll go watching Wigan depending on the cost?

Does 12 quid really affect your loyalty to the club?

No, Iv been to the majority of away games this year, but like Hogan said in a previous thread, you start to wonder whether paying all that money to travel to Hull, to see a team with no commitment or desire play is really worth it?

I'm not having a go mate, but I just can't understand why you'd go to Hull but not Widnes. It's going to be the same set of lads half-dly taking up five drives then kicking.