the attendance seemed baffling, the parts shown on TV looked pack't, even Eddy said it was pack't the princes street must have been empty, for me we couldn't get another six thousand in the ground.???????

there was way more than 6500 there as that would mean it would be just over half full most stands were pretty much packed out the emptiest looked to be the seating area railway end had quite a few saints fans plus cas fans on either side of them wre and princess street were pretty much packed out, i looked around the ground a few times to see what the attendance was like so was pretty shocked when i saw less than 6500 on superleague site but defo alot more than that

It looked like around 7,500 to me, maybe a tax fiddle!

(That is a joke by the way, you know, where people can feel free to laugh, I don't want a law suit!)

Plenty of space in princess street end

The Princess St was virtually empty and holds the most people (4.5k). You could probably fit everyone in there into one half of the stand.

The Saints end was also misleading. They brought a few but they were mainly spread out amongst the barriers with huge gaps in between and to the sides.

ridiculous i was stood in the pricess street stand and it was nowhere near virtually empty the railway end had saints fans with cas fans on either side of them there were a few empty seat but not loads the emptiest seat section was the top right where there was a bunch of seats empty but as i said not loads of seats i didn't count the heads but there were defo more than 6500 in the ground

I was sat in the main stand and where my girlfriend stands in the Princess St was virtually empty.

The view from the ground is misleading - in the first half Cas fans moved around from WRE to Railway End making it look fuller then all moved back round at half-time.

Additionally, people stand at the barriers which makes it look fuller than actually is because you cant see the gaps in between. I'd be very surprised if Saints brought more than 1k.

The club have nothing to gain by lying by saying there is less than actually is.