Looks like its Les Cats

[Nine]

Sounds a great idea, just don't do it at the [sporting goods retailer] stadium. Orrell would ge good if we could be lucky with the weather and put a big screen up opposite the stand, as they did once at Central Park when we got Batley or someone with a tiny ground away in the cup.

Or how about indoors at Robin Park arena or the Champions Bar (not sure it would be big enough, though). :conf:

[cpwigan]

Could they not do it at the Robin Park Arena or a Sports Hall at a secondary school. Maybe even a deal with the multiplex if it was technically possible toscreen it on their screen

[cherrywarrior]

They could always use the Stobart Stadium again... :sati:

[GeoffN]

They could always use the Stobart Stadium again... :sati:

How about Knowsley road...?

[binxterboy]

just heard now that IL has said it will be free travel again for the dragons match,

[binxterboy]

sorry only kidding

[binxterboy]

it would have been nice

[Nine]

Looks like it will be extremely difficult for even the most fanatical AND minted to get there, according to the club's website:

Tickets for Saturday's engage Super League playoff clash will be available to Warriors supporters from Wednesday via catalansdragons.com.

Due to the short turnaround the Dragons are unable to send any tickets to Wigan for sale and therefore all sales will be hosted online and in person on the day.

Prices are as follows:

Tribune Bonzoms (Main Stand): 25Euros (approx £20, no concessions)
Tribune Guash (Tunnel Side): 20Euros (approx. £16, no concessions)
General Admission (Behind the Goals): 10Euros (approx. £8, no concessions)
Under 12's (in General Admission): 2Euros (approx. £1.50)

The Warriors began a Europe-wide search for charter aeroplanes last week, however due to the recent collapse of XL Airlines and the rising costs of airtravel (fuel, security, taxes, etc) it is proving incredibly difficult to locate available aircraft at acceptable prices. The search continues today and an update will be provided as soon as possible, however the Club are making every effort to transport supporters to this important game.

The Wigan Club have also teamed up with official sponsors Walkabout Bar on King Street in Wigan where the game will be shown live on their big screen and plasma TVs. Fans wearing their Warriors shirts will receive free entry (normally £5 after 8pm) with the bar also offering cheap deals on drinks for Wigan supporters.

Sorry, but if it's a big screen in Walkabout I'll stay at home and watch it on our own small screen. I really don't fancy King Street on a Saturday night, or any other night for that matter.

[mike binder]

you can borrow my 50 inch tv but il be away i will leave the keys if you want

[ancientnloyal]

If you search around there are quite reasonable flights within a 50 mile radius of Perpignan and return to Inverness...

If we can we're thinking of driving down next year, stay over in paris for a bit midweek then tinkle our way down.