Xmas sex is tough. Tough in that, you've made yourself feel sick, forcing down them last few Twilight & Matchmakers. It's an effort reaching for the remote, y'know.

I did consider this fact and, having watched the Wire since I was 9 decided I get way too verbal/over excited during a normal game let alone Wembley so it would be almost a given my waters would go! Not even sure I will be able to watch it on the tele



Did consider running a 'name that child' comp - first try scorer? Problem is I am told it is a girl.....
Still am throwing a Wembley party and my house is already covered in the primrose and blue!

Have fun all!

Great. I'll not bother then. Maybe the majority of part-time Charlies won't bother either then you can sit there at Wembley enjoying the atmosphere as you and your mates have a section of seating all to yourselves.

FFS - pack it in will you.



Me by the way, part-timer that I am and a lot more other games before I left Warrington.

This is daft. We were all "johnny come latelies" / "bandwagon jumpers" once. The more the merrier for Wembley I say - think of the revenue, merchandise and the season ticket sales next year if we win.

I've never really got all this, you get what you want out of the game.

If you want to go to the match, and get really analytical about it, like many on here do me included, great. Fill yer boots. That won't be everybodies cup of tea, some will just stand there, passive almost to the sort of 'nitty gritty' of the action, enjoying the atmosphere, crowd, passion, skill, whatever.

I suppose what I'm trying to say, badly is, we all want differing things from the match, whatever it is that you go for, so what, we all pay he same like.

You need to hope that Penny is playing then ..........

It was last year.

I couldn't stretch it up to Glasgow. Only got it as far as Cumbria.

ps) no way my husband would let his child be born a southerner.....

me

I was at the 74 and 90 final. work commitments was why missed the 75.
90s was my sons 1st rugby game, broke his arm week before so fans from all clubs made a big fuss of him. he loved it to bits, unfortunatly he got the football bug, so now taking his son and daughter, at the min both love it, will be there this friday and at wembleeeee the week after, guess what son and his partner must be glory hunters or is this another chance to convert two more potential wire fans. can only live in hope. see u all at wembleeeee come on you wire

74 I was deemed too young to go.
75 I went
90 I was living in Germany and couldn't afford to come back. Listened to reports (between football commentary) on World Service!
09 On holiday in Spain and after some soul searching, decided not to come back.

However, as we are at the dawn of a successful era for the club, I doubt I'll have to wait 19 years...

I was there in 1990, a great day even though we lost.

waved my dad off in 74 and 75,i was 5 and 6 respectively so was a bit young to go,went in 90 and am looking forward to this years immensely.

That's a real shame.

That's life.

I had you down from the same epoch as Father Time.

The '74 absence may have been due to circumstances out of his control.

Language Timothy!

I was thinking Morley..... if it was good enough for Rocky...... ADRIAN

On this topic. Where there's a will there's a way. I'm in Bermuda and yet I managed (with the help of some tip top Warringtonian's) to get a ticket last Thursday.

Good stuff mate, but I think you have been bettered on the journey front, there is a guy coming from Sahel province in Burkina Faso, via Ouagadougou, then Niamey (Niger), then Paris CDG, into Heathrow, then walking on stilts to Wembley.



Me, I'm just going from Culcheth.

Sounds like something the steve prescott foundation would do !

Funnily enough, i'd quite like (if we win) in moz' winners speach if he did

"YO WARRINGTON, WE DID IT!" in a rocky-stylee

Richie it is then

I was there 74, 75, 90, and this time. Does anyone know of anyone who was there in 50 and 54 as well? That would be quite an achievement.