Having looked into the avg attendances these are them since 2010

2010 - 10,947
2011 - 11,169 (1st with probably one of the best Wire teams in living memory)
2012 - 11,845
2013 - 10,875
2014 - 9,870
2015 - 9,516
2016 - 12,268 (1st and got to both finals)
2017 - 10,478
2018 - 10,070

Avg in that time 10,782 so we seem to always get around about 10K. i definatley the pressure everyone in day to day life are feeling may have contributed somewhat. However the indroduction of the easy payment has helped. One idea i like is the monthly DD through the whole season but it depends how they use the cashflow. Also SLY SPORTS will have an impact introducing Thursday games etc. Will be very interesting when i present these figures to Karl and his team to see what thwy are doing to get more bums on seats.

any news from this?

My guess is Toonwire will post something, but what I can say was a large part of the meeting was taken up about Social media, our website and how to better use all of them. A lot of ideas were put forward and some may be used. Karl spoke about our previous season and finances and ofc Widdop, as I said Toonwire will probably give more feedback.

Sorry for the delay all been a busy few days:

We went and seen the new Art wall in the East stand very impressive they have plans to modernise the North but will have a different looks due to it being the most expensive seat in the house.

Looks like contactless will be everywhere in the stadium come the Leeds game.

It was broken down into parts mainly as said about the website and any ideas of how we as fans would like it to look and drive more hits to the site.

Spoke of content they are looking to add to the website and get it to look and feel modern.

Karl spoken numbers went over last season and when we all sit back we can say it was pretty good considering the change in players and coach etc. Gutted about how we played in the CC Final as they feel they really, they should have done better. GF was looked at where we just missed that final but of attacking skill that ultimately lost us the game.

Moving forward to 2019 - everyone is excited as seems like a buzz around the place with the new way super league is now run and can see the league getting stronger and we are definitely in a place to get a 3rd marquee signing.

Last season we seen a drop in around 400 seats on the avg att however the season before Smiths last we are actually 7% up on memberships which was about 7K season tickets at the current time in the season.

Also, even though we had a difficult start with the new strips issues with the hoops as i have seen on here O’Neil’s were brilliant and exchanged all strips and compensated the club for it.

Shirt sales at this time last year are about 800 ahead on the home one. What is really ahead in sales in the training range as these have flown out the door and the beauty of having O’Neil’s is that we can try new range at the drop of a hat and we only need a min order of 12.

on the performance of last year Warrington are going to post a profit which is really good to see never went into actual figures but watch this space.

Finally spoke about the Widdop signing etc and said that is next year and he is excited about 2019 however the singing proves we are heading in the right direction.

Basically, Widdops agent approached us and a few other clubs and it went down to a few things that us Wigan and Saints all matched. This part impressed me he chose Warrington as he wants to help the club win the GF as we have not won in and the other 2 had.

All in all was a decent evening

Appreciate you can't please everyone but, in my case, a 280 mile round-trip for home games is much more easily undertaken on a Sunday. No trains back after evening kick-offs on Thurs or Friday, I'm only saved because my octogenerian parents still live in Warrington so I can stay at their place. Besides, daytime rugby is much more fun.