Based on these figures for League One are already at least equal to the average total attendances of Super League's Salford.

Thus the admission of Toulouse and Toronto into Super League, at the expense of Salford, Wakefield, Widnes etc. will surely lead to a very significant increase in Super League attendance figures.

Aw come on. Especially if they're after the 11 home games.

I'd be interested to see them if you can PM them in any way.

I posted on the Wakefield board that we were the lowest attendance for Wigan and Hull but third highest for Cas.
We posted an improvement but we are starting from such a small position that improvement still leaves us low down.
We are of course limited and helped by our stadium.
We have a massive atmosphere when we have 7k because it's near capacity whereas Huddersfield or Hull could close three stands for that many, yet Hull (as an example) have massive crowds compared to ours, partly because the stadium is so much better and a nicer place to watch sport

I thought exactly the same!


If you're referring to my posts then i haven't made any figures up, they are all official figures from the club(s).

So what was the average attendance of the super league clubs after they'd all played 11 home fixtures.

That may be partly your own fault. For the first game of last season Cas sold out their allocation of tickets, quite a lot of us managed to buy tickets direct from HKR and sat with your fans. The ground was no where near full so I can't understand why Cas weren't allowed more tickets.

Is it the same for all visiting teams?