Whoever wins the NL3 play off's will contest the NL3 grand final prior to the CH1 and CH grandfinal.

Sheffield will be tough and Physical. Aston will have them fired up. I think we need to cut our error rate down and try and control the game more by doing the basics right and build the pressure and try and frustrate them. Concentrate for the full 80 Minutes. We need to have our kicking game spot on and force the pressure in their half. They have some strong runners and we have to stop them playing the ball so fast and getting a roll on. This game could go either way. Its just who wants it most and who can control the game the best.

Id put money on it, the capacity of 14k will not be reached so tickets wont be a problem, we have already got a batch of 3k with more to follow the interest is phenomenal and dont forget Rovers pull in great support from Pontefract and Knottingley, we are a bigger club than many think.

We took 5k to Headingly in 07!
It was always the case when we were in the 1st div. In the 70's 3k crowds were fairly well the norm until a cup run or a sustained effort in the league then 9k or so. This happened on a fairly regular basis! Fev fans had/have a small but growing core support but have always been able to attract the fans for the "big one"!

yeh, I'd say rovers was about right, 5-6k is a reasonable forecast given the tickets sold by fev in 07!

dream on, post office road couldn't hold that, safely!

No health and safety issues in those days!

no 9k crowds either!

I went several times back in the 80 + 90's (derek Fox era) always mediocre crowds.

Of course it can't now - the capacity is 6.7k!

Pre Foxy era The norm was indeed mediocre, 3-4k crowds for league games. But take a look at each seasons crowds in the 70/80's. Cup games and big league games could always attract biggish crowds. It was always the case.
The stats don't lie!

shut up you =#0000FF[i[BEHAVE FELLA![/i you know nothing, and you talk utter shiiiite,

Such a nice chap aren't you.

just like him