Can't remember who it was, one of the usual suspects, that claimed attendances would be up this year BUT only because of London.

So after one round...

Hull KR v Leeds 11811 up from 11526 in 2014
Widnes v Wigan 9269 up from 6223
Saints v Cat 12008 up from 11321
Wire v Salford 11864 up from 10120
Hudds v Hull 7737 up from 6370
Cas v Wakey 10728 up from 9182

Great start to 2015, cheers to all those in London for the hard work.

Must have been pushing 4,000 Hull fans today at Hudds. Totally packed out the away end today.

Huddersfields (lack of fans) was pathetic.

Feka posted a pic of the away end on Twitter which looks impressive, but 4000 is probably pushing it.

Feka Palaeeasina put a photo on Twitter with the Hull fans almost filling their end. I'd say 3,600 minimum there today. Outstanding turnout.

Huddersfield fans are pathetic. Only 4,000 showed up for their opener, even though Danny the Forehead was playing.

Great turnout from the FC fans today but the capacity of the stand was under 3000 with the sponsors drapes covering 2 of the 5 sections ,i would say about 2600 there,still a great effort

As pathetic as a gomper pretending to be a french dude ,get a life you weirdo

Hull FC end today at Huddersfield

I see we are picking out the average from this barrel of golden apples already.

As someone has said Hull FC / Leeds and Wigan yet to open their accounts at home.

Catalan too normally get decent crowds. So next week we will hopefully see this push on.

Average of 10500 this year, slightly down on last years average. But a great start to the season for the clubs, lots of revenue and something to aim for as it gets warmer.

Also no real blow out scores. I know being nilled is not great (especially when I have brough as my kicker in fantasy league) but it was a fairly tight game with only 3 tries in the whole game, which indicates Huddersfield heads did not drop in defence.

spot on, was going to say the same thing!

2 sections closed with the coverings, id have said over 2k too but no where near 4 or even 3