It's about time sporting organisations got real with their pricing in this day and age, instead of relying on the blind loyalty of ever dwindling fan bases and screwing the fans every year! Well done Bradford.

That was a good crowd and it looked good too.
Well done Bradford, I'm sure they did their sums before hand and I was worried for them at one stage should their walk up be poor.
Yesterday it was quite the opposite.
If they have over 10k season tickets then the walk up was around 5000.
What is not appreciated perhaps was that the game was in doubt early on and a pitch inspection took place to confirm it would go ahead. That the Bulls got 15300 under those circumstances is excellent.
It was mentioned that the weather was poor, not for Odsal it wasn't, it was just so very very cold!
Although biased I thought there were more than 2000 of us Wiganers there.

Most of them were only there because it was Wigan, plus Wigan brought a load!

Only kidding. Great showing, and hope you can keep it up for the season. Odsal is a stadium that really needs a good crowd, and hopefully this is the way to do it week in, week out. Best of luck for the rest of the year. Other clubs should take note.

12,835 for Bulls vs Wakey this afternoon.

Very respectable crowd. Should be 20k when the play Leeds, maybe more.

That's another cracking crowd.

What's Odsal capacity?

Over 26,000

Cas win next week and I think we will take a lot over.

It is but they shouldn't really have left in droves in the first place (Average fell by a massive 5,102 since they won the league in 2005). Support your club through thick and thin! We did at Wigan in 2006!

You weirdos deserted them for being average, then got a failure fetish and rocked up again that year you should have been relegated.

No point telling us on here that - the majority on RLFANS are the loyal ones.

I totally agree with you, but unfortunately that's just the way it is. The threat of relegation always makes the fans get on board though, so you can't use that as an example

Didn't Wigan's have a similar drop in the mid 90s? Didn't they average about 14,000 when they were winning everything early 90s and dropped to less than 9000 in 1997 - remember a small crowd when Salford won at Central Park that year.

If you want a consistent level of crowd you need to be consistently mediocre - you avoid the bandwagon jumpers that way.