What was the announced attendance on Saturday? What does that make our average attendance this year so far? Must be a decent rise on last year I would have thought.

Over 6700 apparently

Not bad when you consider it was a Saturday TV game during the football season.

Plus there was quite a stiff north westerly, XFactor was on the TV and there was some temporary traffic lights in Dewsbury. No not bad at all Altofts

Not bad to say there are 3-6 of us who used to go each week who have stopped due to the Kear madness. (1 got sick of the rain every time he went) I'm sure there are other former diehards out there waiting for next season too!
I just pray next season we're labelled glory supporters.

Die hards wouldn't stop going

I know some who did; die-hards of 20 years standing, with more season tickets and miles travelled under their belts than many who still go today.

They're being tempted back next season by the optimistic ownership of AG, the prospect of a new coach and the slow construction of a team that might just be competitive.

saw the game with my dad who is in his 71st year supporting (now 83).
any advance on that do you reckon?

Apparently there is someones dad who is in his 72nd year supporting (now 84). Sorry!

The fellow diehards are the once who feel it the most. The ones who hurt like crazy 7 days after every game. Those who play on 'Rugby League live' for 12 hours straight after a 60 point loss trying to put things right in their head. Those who don't just go for a laugh and a beer with mates then blindly stick up for the club on forums to think they are in. Those who travel to a stadium 60 miles away with a leaking car radiator in 26c heat because they don't want to miss us sneak a win. Players come and go, diehards will always be around contributing, even if they do have a dip in form.

Diehard, more like a blowhard - you're an armchair/tap room pundit who mistakes talking about the club for actually supporting it. Give it a rest.

I'm spot on son of Lupset so I won't thanks. Vastwomen, hilarious don't give up the day job aye Ken

My dad's older than his dad - he's 85 and watched the Wakefield Cubs play baseball on Belle Vue when he was a kid as well as Trinity.

Nope, he's spot on. Sorry.