It surprised me!

Thursday nights next season it is then.
Quite a few walk up first timers sat near me last night.
Shame the fayre wasn't up to much

Pay on the gate unallocated seating works now FFS open the south stand for the casual fans at a low cost

I'd like to see 150 pound season tickets, keep your seat or move to a place of your choice. 10 pound walk up home support sit on the ends unallocated, and away fans in the south/north stands,
and while I'm a fan of sat KO, they don't work, we need to go back to sundays.
and if we could catch the ball that we be good too.

There is no evidence at all that Sunday kickoffs will lead to higher attendances. The problems are far more complicated than simply changing the kickoff time (see GF's various posts).

More home fans on a thursday night than on a sat afternoon. Ladies and gentlemen of the jury i rest my case.

Yawn. If you honestly believe that both those crowds were accurate then you are very naive.

Let me see:

The club couldn't even decide on what the crowd was against Huddersfield but it looks like it was 1,973 and I would certainly agree. Huddersfield bought at least 500 supporters, possibly up to 750. THat means there were about 1200 home supporters on Saturday. Are you trying to tell me there were DOUBLE the number of home supportrs in attendance yesterday?

Listy- As with all these anti Sat posters they are trying to convince themselves in any way they can that Sat is the worst option to any other possible option-I rest my case M'lord

Indeed. They are obsessed with it.

We can only go on what the club says. i thought there was good crowd in last night plus season tickets who weren't there. (two of which are in my party of four).
So I will refer the honourable gentleman to my previous answer.

And I refer you to my judgement that you are naive if you believe the figures the club have published.

So, if you believe the club, you actually believe there were DOUBLE the number of home supporters last night compared to the Huddersfield match?

I believe there were 3 hundred more than were at the Hudds game.
It is not in the clubs interest to pay tax on fans who are not there. it is you who are naive.

In my case work sat so cant make it so bias there against saturdays, but from the clubs point of veiw they have to keep it one or the other the only way to build crowds i feel.but then theres skys demands

If the crowd of last night is to be believed (and, given the programme listed the Huddersfield gate as 2,500 - who knows?), then I am pleasantly surprised.