North East, South East and North West I'd make all seated as I think that would work better to connect around to the existing seating and hospitality.
Have hospitality boxes at the top of all of those 3 corners.

South West - Create this as more terracing as this would look right to connect the South and West.
Above the South - A high level seating area along with hospitality boxes.

See if the Sky screen can move to the back of the new South West corner.

No cost benefit until we can put the 'sold out' signs out much more often

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need to keep up the good work by the fans this year. attendances for each team we faced at home in 09 and 10:

catalans 2009 - 7947
catalans 2010 - 9619

leeds 2009 - 9863
leeds 2010 - 10442

hull kr 2009 - 8457
hull kr 2010 - 9216

celtic 2009 - 7854
celtic 2010 - 11113

castlford 2009 - 8202
castleford 2010 - 10577

huddersfield 2009 - 8007
huddersfield 2010 - 11087

wigan 2009 - 10718
wigan 2010 - 13024 (sell out)

bradford 2009 -9606
bradford 2010 - 10434

hull fc 2009 - 9170
hull fc 2010 - 10042

saints 2009 - 12075
saints 2010 - 13024 (sell out)

salford 2009 - 8906
salford 2010 - 11467

wakefield 2009 - 8681
wakefield 2010 - 10723

quins 2009 - 10387
quins 2010 - 11678

a rise in attendance for every home game compared to last year so a small minority of the glory hunters have stayed and hopefully more stay following this years success.

also intresting that we have increased support whereas the rest of superleague are losing, the compertition in general is down something like 1,500

Fantastic results coupled with the credit crunch hopefully easing, should see our attendances rise further and force the club to expand the stadium.

It's great talking about expansion, remember those 4,000 attendances at Wilderspool *shudder*

whats our avg for the year? Only 2 sub 10k?

10,957, I think.

We've only sold out twice this season, against Wigan and Saints. Hardly seems worth filling in the corners until we can do it against Bradford, Leeds and both the Hulls.

Btw - Anybody know how "Away Attendances" are calculated because it would seem, by looking rlHERErl that we have the highest.

I don't think that table suggests we are the best away supporters in SL, more other teams have a higher attendance average when we do travel. It could be argued they are the same thing, but I don't think they are.

Could be that home fans want to see a decent team for a change when we're away.

Another thing to consider when comparing 2009 to 2010 attendances is how many away fans have come each year as teams such as Bradford and Leeds brought alot less this year than they did last year

A few points

1. I can't see it being financially viable for the club to fill in the corners or dramatically increase capacity for your average Joe until season ticket sales hit 10,000 for 2 years running. Even on the back of the first silverware for 18 years (35 for anything decent) we had what 7,500 season tickets this year?

2. The stadium brings in additional revenue (semi finals, National League Finals Day) without selling out so 5,000 extra spaces aren't going to make a difference there.

3. "Glory Hunters". This term really vexes me off. What was our average attendance in 89/90? I would suspect 5,000 tops. And how many went to Wembley that year? 20,000 plus? A 4-fold increase from the "Glory Hunters" as this year too. As has been said, not everyone can afford or is able to go week in week out & the key is to attract these fans to come & watch regularly when possible. Fact of sport though is that you will get more fans turning up to sporting finals & they contribute to the atmosphere - perhaps the people moaning would prefer only to offer tickets for Wembley or OT or the homecoming parades to Season Ticket Holders, one ticket per person?

One thing that the Board will have an eye on "if/when" the glory dies down like it has done at Wigan, Bradford and it is starting to do at Saints is ensuring that they have had pay back on the additional investment. Wigan have had a good few barron years with a big stadium. We have had barron years with a smaller stadium and are now looking to add capacity. The additional costs need to be recovered before the glory ends otherwise they will not spend the extra cash.

they need to do something with the South stand, they are constantly getting told don't stand on the yellow painted areas and there is no-where else to stand!

join south and west? this could just be the start see if they could fill it out with this corner then add corners depending if we still getting high attendances.