Times are tough rising fuel costs and high inflation who can blame people ducking a televised game quite a saving for a family of two adults two kids

A televised game on a subscription sports channel - the people who watched it on telly can't exactly be claiming they cant afford to go to the game because they are hard up, can they?

I couldn’t motivate myself for the 2nd Wakey game, so I purposely stayed at home in protest.
This weekend broke the the camel’s back. I’ll not bother until the players bother. They didn’t come and see me when I was bad!

Presumably this derisory figure included the fans from Wakey which suggests that the home support was even worse than was thought. A terrific win for Trin and another year which won't be Wire's.

Just think how I feel, I've got a hotel in Hull booked for Friday's game and it's past the free cancellation date.

Just think how I feel, I've got a hotel in Hull booked for Friday's game and it's past the free cancellation date.

With the rise in the cost of living, partnered with the shambles on the field, expect SL attendances to dwindle too

Wow, that's less than Barrow and Whitehaven got for their games.

20,241 at Old Trafford to watch a game of women's football. That shows how far our game has fallen. Nothing to do with the cost of fuel.

Well you could watch it around a friend/family member’s house who has access to the channel which I chose to do. Don’t think that channel was being paid for either which would be the case in most instances. With the state of us at the minute and it being 2pm kick off on Mothers Day I estimated about a 3,000 attendance. KF could have let mother’s in free or for a quid but seems even he has given up at the minute.

….however I’m unsure there are that many people who hate their mother’s enough to take them to boost that attendance.

After last weeks disgraceful performance they should have let everyone in for a quid never mind just mothers. Although even that seems a bit pricey to watch this shower at the minute.