Get your head out of the sand. There was 1900 people there on Saturday.........FACT

Saturday was chosen by the club because it attracts the best attendances..........FACT

Comparative attendances on last years equivalents are 2000 down on last season .......FACT

Nothing has been done in the last 6 months to address this........FACT

No Super League club can survive on such dreadful crowds........ Suspect this is a FACT


As for me, this is not about me. Sadly I have yet to be able to come to a match this season even if I had wanted to, the first option for me is SUNDAY 17 May which I will attend. I DO NOT GO TO GAMES ANY LONGER BECAUSE I CAN'T !!!!! And it appears that I am not the only one unable or unwilling to go this season.

I live 60 miles from the ground and have travelled to most home games for the last 5 seasons, sorry that you blame the likes of me for the clubs plight. And I have to apologise for expecting the club to have marketed the sport, how could I possibly have blamed anyone other than me for that. My season tickets lapsed and nobody from the club has contacted me from that day to now. You may think that is OK but its pathetic.

I am also very worried that you see our crowd level as a 'niggly little problem'. You are just the sort of fan the club needs..........well done !!


You keep your head in the sand and keep that belief that the current direction doesn't need to change

The club should always aim for sat 3pm kick offs as they are the best for all. BUT playing at the same time as the weekend's major national sporting event is foolish.
None of this season's games have been played at a sensible day/time. This club has far too many lapsed fans and getting them to come back should be key.

Browny's cracking up, he's cracking up.

It is your choice to watch football.....

FACT

I guess I cracked at being told that the reason the crowds were poor was nothing to do with clubs marketing but actually all down to the likes of me who dare not to go any more. Biggest tripe I've read on here in 5 years

Are the crowds not a concern then ?

Absolutely, they are awful.

Crowds don't go up - clubs fault
Crowds go down - people who don't turn up's fault

I have no interest in the views of someone who openly admits that watching second-rate soccer is their priority.

I don't care about people having an interest in soccer, but bleating about how they can't go and watch RL because they want to watch soccer is a joke.

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15:00 kick off on a saturday
you have to see where he's coming from Lister
Quins are competing for a very small share

Chris Brown:

You are choosing to exclude yourself, the club are not excluding you.

End of story.

some people would be prepared to go to both if the times were different.

I struggle to get to 1500 kickoffs on a sat, any other time would be fine for me

Good for you. Rugby League is my number 1 priority and 15.00 kickoffs on a Saturday are great for me. I wouldn't expect to be accomodated if I decided that football is more important. What sort of logic is that?