8000+ would be a massive vote of confidence.

I think you'll be close to a full house to be honest. I know quite a few Cas fans who are going to show their support as well as some Leeds fans too. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised to see fans of clubs who don't have a game on sunday come together for you.

Hope that is the case, that would be a much welcomed show of support.

Last year 4,883 attendence so....

I'll be reserved and guess at 6,883.

I think any number over 7k is good. Above 8k would be great.

We had 5,818 for last season's opening game against Catalan! I'd hope for at least 7,500

8093

The shop this morning was buzzing, it was packed with people buying tickets for the game

My guess 8,500.

Anything over 7.5k will be a great result; I do hope though that the shop have been telling everyone not to stand in my spot.

If it stays dry, 8000+ but rain could ruin play.

Anything above 8,000 would be superb, and if the same strategy was followed for future games, we could see full houses for the Yorkshire games.

It's a bit of a do or die strategy, because we have to show the RFL that we have potential, and if all it takes is a drop in ticket prices, they might take notice.

that's how I see it marketing it this season is going to be the key to sway the balance of the RFL

Bold! Tried to get Burnsy down to do my bit for the numbers but failed, booo!

A pessimist is never disappointed 6783 for me. Hope i'm very very wrong

5,400

Usual 50 Salford fans and the credit crunch is biting as hard as ever.

If there is to be a boost of attendance this needs to be backed up with massive effort and a win tomorrow. Advertise the product on the field but ultimately it will be down to players pulling the shirt on to convince them to come back. And it can be done.

Salford will be no doubt taking the "let's spoil their party" approach and our unit of players need to hold their hand up here, like last week and not give Salford a sniff of spoiling their day.

We shall see but I am optimistic . Come on lads!