The attendance figures for each club in the 2014 regular season (2013 in brackets):
Bradford Bulls: 6,891 (8,575)
Castleford Tigers: 7,068 (6,292)
Catalan Dragons: 7,667 (8,179)
Huddersfield Giants: 6,335 (6,374)
Hull FC: 11,159 (11,680)
Hull Kingston Rovers: 7,848 (7,495)
Leeds Rhinos: 15,068 (15,200)
London Broncos: 1,295 (2,200)
Salford Red Devils: 4,738 (3,17icon_cool.gif
St Helens: 12,120 (11,235)
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats: 4,351 (7,973)
Warrington Wolves: 9,870 (10,633)
Widnes Vikings: 5,635 (6,015)
Wigan Warriors: 14,102 (14,545)

I have been a season ticket holder for many years but next year I will be pay as I go, reasons are, 1, late fixture changes i.e Sunday to Friday,Thursday etc, 2, no compensation for late fixture change from the club, I have missed many matches this season that I have prepaid and I am not alone, many people I have spoken to have the same problem. I know that Sky put a lot of money into the game but why do we have matches that are not televised on a Friday and Thursday, it does nothing to attract away supporters and vise versa , I don,t go to away games which are to far to travel and get up for work next morning. This is not a moan, I am just stating a few facts.

Incidentally, since football - and Anfield in particular - was dragged into this thread earlier on, you should be thankful that you watch a game which is comparatively under-supported. To give you an example, Liverpool are playing Middlesbrough at home on Tuesday night in the League Cup and tickets start at £25. An unattractive fixture and an overpriced ticket. Anfield will be full though, and anyone who doesn't buy a ticket and have it credited to their season ticket or membership card will almost certainly not be eligible for a Wembley ticket should Liverpool end up in the final of that competition next February. One missed game in an earlier round = no Wembley.

Now if that was a similar story in RL and missing yesterday would have meant you wouldn't get a Grand Final ticket if we make it there, then yesterday's attendance would undoubtedly have been higher, but it would make watching Wires a lot more difficult in general. Knowing that you'll be able to go to absolutely any match you want to regardless of importance, opposition, and whether you have been to any others in your life or not is an absolute luxury that RL fans take for granted. The grass is not greener for the ordinary supporter in other sports.

£1.60 for a pint in the Connie Club!

Pardon ?

The question of money in players pockets makes the difference ;get a contract and hey presto same pay cheque every week.

Play as of old with winning and losing pay and watch the smirking players attitude change

I'll have to take your word for that, as I've never tasted cat p*ss.