Has any club sold out two consecutive home games before? I'm sure the Goons and Hull and probably Leeds have had sellouts in the past, but has any club ever done it in consecutive home games before? There are probably a string of obvious answers that I'm missing.

1. It helps that Saints were given Wire & Wigan consecutively.
2. It helps that the capacity is a very achievable 17,500.
3. It also helps that all three teams are clear 1st,2nd,3rd in the league at the moment.

So super leagues most succesful team will have the top 2 attendences of the season so far.

Sweet

Wrong.

What happened to Damo's yorkshire dominance?

oops 2nd and 3rd then

You mong.

I know it's because of those things. I was merely pondering the question of whether this has ever been achieved. Another interesting question would be has any SL club ever beat 17,500 in two consecutive home games. Wigan and Leeds, possibly Hull could have done that.

Did Warrington achieve it pre and post stadium move? Last at Wilderspool and first at the HJ?

We haven't (in SL). Only achieved full capacity (25k) on a couple of occasions in the last decade, both against Saints, and both were seasons apart.

Very rarely hit capacity at Central Park either (in my time). I only remember one - 37k vs Manly in 1987.

Good point actually, both against wakefield.
I know it was 9 thousand somethin at wilderspool and 14 thou 200 odd at HJ, but yes, they were both sold out.