Andy Gatcliffe has been profiled in the Liverpool Daily Post: tinyurl.com/AndyGatcliffe Quote SAT in an executive box at the Halliwell Jones Stadium, watching the Warrington Wolves first-team squad train in the sun ahead of this Saturday’s Challenge Cup Final, chief executive Andy Gatcliffe is in his element. There is the anticipatory air of a club that has toiled with little reward for too long but could be about to enter a period of excitement and, more importantly, success...'"

Andy Gatcliffe has been profiled in the Liverpool Daily Post: tinyurl.com/AndyGatcliffe Quote SAT in an executive box at the Halliwell Jones Stadium, watching the Warrington Wolves first-team squad train in the sun ahead of this Saturday’s Challenge Cup Final, chief executive Andy Gatcliffe is in his element. There is the anticipatory air of a club that has toiled with little reward for too long but could be about to enter a period of excitement and, more importantly, success...'"

Shows how far we have come off the field since the days of the Zoo

atmosphere was better there though, even for london broncos matches

Oh yeah I take the atmosphere and just the feel of walking into the ground back any day, our local chippy is right next to the ground I still have a peep everytime am there I don't know what it is but that ground just had something about, I don't have that feeling at the HJ.

THATS BECAUSE THE BARMY ARMY ARE AT THE SIDE OF THE GROUND RATHER THAN THE END IT'S THE ACOUSTICS OF THE STADIUM !

YOU WILL SEE WHAT I MEAN AT WEMBLEY WE WILL BE DEAFENING

Love the comment about Warrington shutting down on Saturday.

The £250,000 figure is very impressive.

I can see a sign: WILL THE LAST ONE OUT OF WARRINGTON PLEASE KNOCK THE LIGHTS OFF.

Not too clever a comment, advertising that most of the homes in Warrington will be deserted on Saturday, especially in a newspaper read by scousers....Burglars Ahoy!!!!....

One and a half miles from Wilderspool to the HJ?



I can suggest a shorter route than whichever one the writer took.

The AA route planner says it's 1.4 miles, although clearly there's a shorter route walking.



The £250,000 figure is very impressive, espeically as that only relates to merchandise. Throw in gate receipts and other revenue, and it will be a massively profitable game for the club.

In all fairness that may have more to do with 20k being there.