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Widnes Vs Doncaster 3,453

Thats almost as many as salford. Surely with 2000 from saints it would be higher than Salfords.

Warrington have 4 home games remaining this year.

St Helens - Should definitely be a sell out of just over the 13,000 capacity, it's matches like this you wish the stadium was a bit bigger.

Salford City Reds - With us moving up the table now more casual fans will turn up than normal, hopefully Salford will bring a decent amount of fans for the short trip as well.

Wakefield - Got over 9,300 in 2008 and over 10,300 fans in 2007 so is capable of a decent attendance. Again just needs more casual fans and with Wakey up there in the table at the moment they should bring fans down.

Harlequins RL - Last regular game of the season so even with hardly any away fans there should be a decent home crowd.

Saints - 13k
Salford - 10k
Wakey - 9k
Quins - 8k

Average - 9,210ish I reckon you'll finish with. Has the new stadium novelty worn off? Or was the fans usual hope-of-success-bubble burst a lot earlier than usual this year?

i suppose if we merged with another club we'd get more fans. Can't see it though, i mean who would merge clubs

Obviously Gateshead adds thousands to our attendance

Hull FC have had 41 successive five figure attendances for Super League/Play Off games stretching back to 2006.

Hopefully we can keep that up with Celtic next up at the KC.

Seriously, what sort of a reply was that?

Hang your head in shame.

The funny thing is, you actually believe what you've put as being the reason why are crowds are good, and that is pretty sad!

Don't bite, they can only dream about our attendances.