There are some Huddersfield fans on here who don’t appear to have understood a previous posters comments.

In essence, what the facts and figures show from the last two seasons Challenge cup semis is that the number of Wigan fans at yesterdays game was about the current going rate for one club at a semi final.

Wigan cannot be responsible for the fact that virtually no London fans or neutral fans turned up.

Judging by the comments of the Huddersfield fans, I’m now expecting 10K from Hull & 10K from Warrington to turn up at todays game - we shall see.

No doubt if that quaint Yorkshire village of Huddersfield (population 146000) had played the vast metropolis of Wigan (population 81000) yesterday, Leigh would have been swamped with at least 3000 extra fans.

On second thoughts, I've changed my mind. For the next big cup match not involving Wigan were less than the current 6K average from each club turn up, Wigan should accept full responsibility for that as well. It is all Wigans fault.

What an utterly pathetic excuse, shame on you.

LOL, criticizing Wigan fans, the group, along with Leeds, who've kept the sport in existence at all.

(And last time I looked Leeds was a bit bigger than Wigan)

If you want to critisize Wigan fans, start by telling us which massively supported club you follow home and away without fail.

I'm not sure. I don't think he knows either. But just keeps repeating it over and over regardless. Which is very strange considering the god awful state RL was in prior to SL.

10,621. So basically we took more to a foregone conclusion than Wire and Hull managed to take for one of the best semis in years.

I'd be very interested in what you consider to be the reasons for the lack of interest and diminishing relevance of the Challenge Cup if you don't think it's because of Super League and the switch to summer rugby.