There is a drop in attendence when sky appear and games against Leeds and Bradford could have been a good bit higher if the tv cameras had of stayed away.

In that case we're agreed. I was also trying to make the point that they weren't.

Yep, I thought thats what you meant.

Looking through the stats I thought I was going to be able to make a smart comment about Cas when I saw they were a couple of teams worsed attendances.
i.e The Home teams worsed attendance of the season was when Cas visited.

I got a surprise to find it happened
4 times with London at Hull FC, Hull KR, Wakefield and Wigan
3 times with Cas at Bradford, St. Helens and Widnes
3 times with Salford at Castleford, London and Warrington
3 times with Hull KR at Catalans, Huddersfield and Salford

and 1 time with us at Leeds!
I'm amazed at that. Even though it was a Monday night I'm surprised we are their worsed.

Obviously these stats partly reflective of away support, how much home support wants to watch away team, how both are performing at the time, whether it is on Sky, the weather and what day it is played......but even then I'm surprised.

The catalyst for the improvement was the change from the old to the new owner.
Things are still a way off being perfect (they never will be of course!!) but the trust has returned fron the spectators and this has been coincidental with an improvement on the field too.
The offers to supporters pre match and on matchday are well thought out in the main and are aimed at including as many new supporters as well as keeping hold of existing ones.
In all of it communication is key, it's a lot better, but we have still a long way to go. We are starting to get the little things right which increases income and means we can afford to look at improving the slightly bigger things in due course.
Credit to all, but we have no laurels to rest on. If we take our eye off the ball we will slide backwards and all the effort will be wasted.

Apologies Clearwing, I misread.