Great to see the stadium full but where are all these fans week in week out no sign of them when playing likes of catalans or wakey all jumping on the Derby band wagon

We still have brilliant attendances. It would be great if we could have an atmosphere like that every week though.

More Stains at the DW today than they get it Wignes....

To be honest I was glad to see us win in front of a big crowd. I'm sure we have lost more than we have won when we have had big crowds at the JJB/DW

not suprised. its the easter holidays anyway. loads of people back from university, or come to see relatives, or if they live far away know they can have a day off work and come down to see a big game etc etc.

The problem is that most super league games are one sided and boring. The quality is also pretty low. Todays game was exciting and great spectacle however the quality from both teams was in fits and spurts rather than for most of the game. Get the quality back in the game and crowds will grow - however a competition that according to Eddie Hemmings is the most unpredicatble ever isn't going to get the crowds week in week out as the games are generally low in quality. Eddie was nearly creaming himself over the Crusaders result despite the probable fact that the game was probably pretty poor and low in quality.

And watched by barely 3,000 spectators. Terrible crowds, administration, relocation and a Welsh youth development infrastructure that isn't ready to support a SL club - the Crusaders for now have to go.

Wakefield and Crusaders out, Widnes and Halifax in.

I ain't been in attendance as much this season and last season because of university, It is amazing to see it packed like that but I can understand why some people don't attend certain games. It's mostly been away matches in Yorkshire for me the past year and a bit but I try and get to as many home games as possible when I'm here.

That's the Soopah Doopah League for you. Don't get me wrong, the commitment and fitness levels on display yesterday were superb and there were many promising young players on the field but really the quality wasn't very high, both teams looked disjointed and not capable of playing well other than in 10 min bursts. If unpredictability of results is what people want then the problem is that people who aren't die-hard RL fans aren't interested in level playing fields of mediocrity, they want to watch a high quality product and we won't attract the RL fan who comes to the odd game to attend more matches or get new fans interested in RL with the low quality fare on offer.

Warrington's bandwagon is a quite a bit smaller than Wigan's, though. It's more of a bandtaxi...

And what exactly would Halifax - within spitting distance of Huddersfield and Bradford, no youth policy, poor financial history, currently bottom of the league, offer Super League?