Western Sydney Wanderers fans forced to hit the road Western Sydney Wanderers boss Lyall Gorman, right, lobbied the government to postpone trackwork. IT'S one of the biggest games of the A-League but CityRail has ignored pleas to postpone trackwork which will force thousands of Gosford-bound Wanderers fans on to the F3 for tomorrow's top-of-the-table clash with the Mariners. Up to 5000 Wanderers fans from Sydney are expected to make the trip to Bluetongue Stadium but no trains will run all weekend between Central and Newcastle. Wanderers boss Lyall Gorman first began lobbying the state government to postpone the trackwork five weeks ago, but his appeals to local MPs have fallen on deaf ears. Trackwork on the northern line, north shore line and the Newcastle line beginning at 1.45am tomorrow will close every train station between Central and Gosford. The trains will be replaced by buses until 2am on Monday morning. The Wanderers have already sold out all nine bays of seating at Bluetongue Stadium. The travelling support for the Wanderers has stunned the Mariners, who were forced earlier this week to upgrade the allocation of seats for the visiting team from five bays to nine.