Can anyone Confirm yesterdays attendance and do we think the parnership hmade any differace to the gate

1400 plus and no I don't think it has made a difference imo

Not a bad gate considering it was Easter and the opposition

Soccer had a bigger impact

Personally i thought it was decent gate ,im not sure how many fans Workt brought with them , id say between 150-200 , has the so-called twinning made any difference , to me no , maybe we are missing a few fans , the club may miss this , not sure i do ,for me a Fans love for his team is Unconditional .
I still think we can finish in second place in the League , our next league game is Fax away , that will be a good yardstick to where we are .

I thought there were about 50 fans from Workington.

Crowd was 1446 and it was freezing cold like every other home game we have had this season.

Saw more than 50 before the game! One of the bigger away supports, fair play to them.

i was right infront of the loud Workington supporter, i can still hear his voice now ringing in my head.............OOOOOOOOOOOOO Worky Worky

Impressed with their enthusiasm and support for their team. Good on 'em!

Why what did they have Alan? Lobby haha

Support for their TEA i know some did go in the Wren after the game Alan .

Hey it looks alright now! You should have seen it BEFORE I proof read it! I bet some of you guys would make red-hot proof readers for the programme!

I think you'd normally say 1,400 is a poor gate for any bank holiday fixture but looking at RL's attendances right across the board this season and all the other factors at Leigh yesterday it doesn't look too bad.

I'm sure on a previous thread it was mentioned that 1,800 was the 'break even' point, is that correct or is that last years figure as more games of 1,200 upwards would surely give the club the overall required numbers with the extra fixtures this season ?

The club have budgeted for an average home crowd of 1750 for ALL this seasons games.

An average of say 1400 means the club has a deficit of about £3500 a game.

Unless our crowds increase then we are in serious trouble in terms of survival.

Cheers Frank,
I was hoping it would have been more realistic as even though 1,750 isn't a huge gate I'd say at this level it looks a bit ambitious considering the league was extended ensuring a lot of results will be known before a balls kicked in anger and the likelyhood that our big games was always going to end up shifted to Thursdays.
With a bit of luck the visit of Featherstone can attract a few in to get the average up around the break even point.