You only have to look over at Bradfords time line From the heights of Bullmania to where they are now in order to see how a huge fanbase slowly dwindled away.

The truth of it all is that, other than the hardcore fans the rest are a fickle bunch who demand sustained success.

Success = fans.

Leaves a sour taste in the mouth but it's an unavoidable truth....

Don't know where you sit but that's not true in the Kilner Bank yes we debate on here but in my experience every body at the game supports and wants us to win but as an excuse for not going or people not turning up that doesn't work

Just as a counter question to that which first started this topic and for some reason a lot of inter supporter animosity......

Bearing in mind the teams fortunes and ignoring the hardcore fans /posters on here /and die hards of 40-50 or indeed 60 years plus -before someone has a go .....

..........as sport is clearly a form of entertainment--has the club / team shown enough this season to merit / persuade non attendees -for whatever reason to come along and maintain /increase attendances

surely it works both ways......

Personally I think the support has been good this year.

Whether that's because we are up against it I don't know but I sense a better atmosphere at games these days.

A good core of supporters that get behind the team.

I thought the support in Perpingan was exceptional although I didn't remember much of the game!

I do remember having a good laugh at 'He lives on a boat.....etc.'

That's like every away game, obviously the result matters, but we try to have a good time at every game we go to, wining the match helps though!

JUST A BIT!!