So, what the OP is suggesting is, because it's Bradford we should only count the actual number of people in the ground for our attendances? Rather than do it the traditional way that EVERY other club in EVERY other sport does it and count your season tickets as part of your attendance on the day.

It must be so terrible to be so petty and small minded.

Well lets see

Warrington Wolves
Huddersfield Giants
Wigan Warriors
St Helens
Cataland Dragons
Leeds Rhinos
Castleford Tigers
Hull FC
Salford City Reds
Hull KR
Harlequins RL
Wakefield Wildcats
Crusaders RL

Every club in the Championship and Championship 1

They all do it. Not good enough? Well then we've got

Manchester Utd
Chelsea
Liverpool
Manchester City
Arsenal
Every other club in the Premiership, Championship, League 1 & 2

I bet if keighley had season tickets, they would count them too

Count them??

If either of them doesn't turn up they hold up the match while they send someone out to see where they are................

We could always do like the Newtown Jets do in Australia and quote the same attendance for every game en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newtown_Jets#NSWRL_NSW_Cup

We could always do like the Newtown Jets do in Australia and quote the same attendance for every game en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newtown_Jets#NSWRL_NSW_Cup

I expect that the sponsors and advertisers will want to know how many actually turn up.

It was always likely that actual attendances would be less than the number of tickets sold. I know 10 people who have bought season tickets. Four of them either live 100+ miles away and/or often work weekends. They were never going to be able to get to every match but will undoubtedly attend many more matches than they would have without this initiative.