Correct - 4,454 against St Helens and 4,280 against Wigan.

significant away support at both games

your mods have banned FC fans for posting that about your lot.

mind you, wont be able to much longer when Hudge pulls the plug

Bruce is a keeper. Amazing how you can get him to foam at the mouth.

Don't ban him, he's got knackall else to do since his team embarrassed the playoffs by their utter capitulation in 25 minutes.

Can we start a petition to have Bruce voted "fan of the year".



Sorry that should read "fanny of the year". My apologies for the oversight.

Just give the Yewtree team a call

I just don't get why someone would watch a team play 27 games over 8 months with the aim of making the play-offs. Then when the team makes the play-offs and the games mean something you don't bother to go.

Money isn't an excuse, it was only £15, if you really wanted to go you could have saved a couple of quid a month throughout the season knowing you'd have to pay for a play-off ticket come September.

Stop talking such commonsense. That will get you nowhere round here.

Agree 100%

A lot of people arent interested in knock out rugby till we get close to a final.

It's not only £15 if you are a family. Two adults, two children and car parking comes to rather more than £15, I suspect. And it may surprise you to learn that people have other things in their lives than rugby league.

It would have cost upwards of £60 for my family to go to that game. Thats why we buy season passes.

Airlie Street is just another muppet who loves rugby just a little too much and berates others for not being the superfan he is.

I think the fact that we finished 6th this year and last year but got a bigger attendance last year than this year says a lot. Last year we had a poor showing against Widnes but turned it around with a 70-6 win (the biggest win for years) followed by a good win at home to Castleford. There was an upbeat feel and we were playing well.

This year we had a poor showing against Wigan at Wembley which we getting over is easier said than done, the win in the league was maybe fortuitous, I didn't go, then we have I dare say an even worse showing at home to Saints with a home play off unlikely. With that leading up to it you can see why we had more last year despite finishing in the same position. My dad and I went but he wasn't sure about it. Our home form was also much worse this year

I'm not judging anyone for not going, I miss plenty of games over the season due to work and other commitments, I just don't understand the mindset of someone that invests so much time and money across the season only to be not bothered when the games mean something.

Suddenly 6,000 people are too busy to go to a game?

If the tickets were included in their passes I'm sure their hectic social schedules would have been put on hold, that's just a ridiculous argument.

Like I said, I'm not judging people for not going, that would be hypocritical because I haven't been to every game this season, I just don't understand the mindset of people who invest 8 months in something and then don't see it out.

To be fair it's not restricted to our fans, it happens across the league.