This may be true, however, they are not running at an average of 4,500.

It’s more like 3,500, so, with a shortfall of 1,000 supporters, surely, this would equate to roughly £260,000, who will pick up the tab?

ANYONE that loses 2 million every year and doesnt do anything about it IS VERY stupid.

The owners presumably. That was a statement made last year in which they surpassed the break even mark.. supposedly. One presumes they're operating on a lower cap this year i dont know. 260,000 isnt a massive loss regardless

Was that before or after they entered administration?

They need to be making a "profit" anyway, the RFL need paying back that 700k!

They take it from their Sky cut automatically each year.
They entered administration supposedly on the back of old debts and financially were doing okay last year; supposedly. No one really knows but in reply to J.C.s comments, one can make rough estimates and come to assumptions, whether they're right or wrong time will tell.

Put it this way, Crusaders' owners won't be footing a 2 million a year bill ill tell you that for free

,how many of those are children and OAPs paying 60 quid for a season ticket or adults paying 150 quid for a season ticket.Nothing adds up with that club.

That's not what you said...


...back track all you want, it just shows you up (again)

Ahh but thats the same as all clubs so therefore the magic '10,000' becomes a relative directly between all clubs. Crusaders season tickets arent cheap and from what I hear from the town there's not THAT many freebies given away, moreso discounts which doesn't appease the ST holders.
If I were a betting man next year I think you'll see sunday games again and cheaper season tickets to try and get better crowds to offset this years losses. Time will tell.