Not sure many SL clubs have season ticket sales over 5000

Will only be Hull, Wire, Saints, Wigan and Leeds. Maybe Catalans.

I watched their game against Northampton, for my sins. Jeez, they were dire! 65% possession and 17-0 down! They were camped on the Northampton line for lengthy periods, but did their wingers ever see the ball? Nope. Until Solomona got a good score as consolation late on. A final pass to Charnley went into the crowd when he had the line at his mercy, and a cross-kick to Solomona which should have resulted in a try was undercooked and DS had to run into the defence to fetch the ball if they continue to play like that, the fans will stay away in their droves.

And in a nutshell your response shows why RL in this country is in the position it deserves to be. You are prepared to accept mediocrity as standard.

So I assume second tier teams in OZ have 6,000+ season ticket holders who attend all their games ?

Can you please tell me a time when any club regularly got 10k+ ST sales? While I admire your drive in wanting to see Premier League 'esque crowds, I think you need a big reality check. Our sport will never get to those heights unless Soccer has some sort of implosion.

Back on topic. I think 5k season passes is a fantastic effort and I hope the team give the fans the season they deserve for showing such loyalty.

5k season tickets is fantastic and shows great loyallty by the KR supporters

Ask Marc Greene and HMRC.

Why are clubs going to have 15,000 season ticket holders as you suggest when it's never happened in a hundred years and most football clubs don't get that but it might happen if we go down your route and ditch the Aussie recruits and sign amateur players from local leagues I'm sure the fans will flock in

Season tickets are priced at £225 for an adult with an optional 25% discount if you want it which only 5% of fans have taken so no cheap tickets

Probably in the past, Keighley's highest ever attendance was 14500 in 1951 or there abouts so yes there are problems with changes in social structure. Whilst others have moved on, in some ways RL in this country hasn't. Yes I want RL to be the premier sport in this country and yes it be difficult but not impossible. What it would take in complete strategy change and a lot of hard work. That unfortunately is where the problem lies. It's easier to buy than build.

So which 2 nd tier clubs in OZ get 5,000 + season ticket sales ?

Correct. I live 5 miles from Salford's ground in Manchester and unless you were a fan of RL you wouldn't know they existed round my way.

If anyone else had posted that I'd probably believe it.