A season tickets rise of 6% shouldn't mean a corresponding rise in attendance. I would hazard a guess that most of the new season ticket people were just fans who went to almost every game last year anyway?

Attendance can also be dictated by which games are chosen by SKY as well so it's potluck. All seems very promising to me if you're saying that even for the games that are not supported well by the away fans, we did not drop under 10,000!

Yeah well done.

But yeah, I know I've missed quite a few home games and majority of away games due to not being afford to go. I imagine same with alot of people. Long asaverage attendance keeps going up it's good, especially with alot of times where away fans don't come in high numbers.

Here are the figures published in a table for all teams in SL.

rl2% increase for Wirerl

Credit where credits due for Wigan top again, although it is down on last year. Notable improvement for Wakefield too at 25% increase and Saints although it is skewed due to their allergic reaction to leaving the town of Sintellins. Salford & Widnes are up but surely should attract more than they do and Leeds as strong as ever despite their poor league form in comparison to recent years.

Some body once said that the geographical path from the south to the north of England can be defined by the thickness of gravy.
Eg. In London it's jus,by the time you get to Newcastle it's that thick you have to spend half an hour heating it up to get it liquid form.

1000 extra at £18 (prepaid price) = 18,000 x 12 = £216000 (cant get anymore in the Saints game).
£1 extra per ticket x 10,000 = 11,006 x 13 = £143078

Budget to "push to get those 1000 extra everyweek = £72922

Sounds a lot but could they do it. A 300% return (£210k to £70k) on marketing is a BIG return.