Anyone know our average attendance and how it compares to last year?

Sounds familiar

Next year will be very interesting IMO for SL. Some of the lower teams this year like Warrington, Catalans (if they survive). Hudds all with potential. Salford have shown glimpses of excellence Wakey also. Saints strengthening well. Intriguing season next year IMO.

Have I missed the last 5 games of the competition or something? Some ups n downs for all involved yet. Not bothered who comes up,like to think we have bigger ambitions now.

... Catalans might be added to that list as well. If rovers make the top 3, then 2 SL teams will more than likely be in the playoff, which might sound improbable, but has, I think, happened before.

It certainly has, last season, surely nobody can forget last years MPG?

Seriously?

Who?

No apologies for wanting the worst for a club that made a big effort to kill off Hull. I'd like the dobbins to be the architects of their own demise though with Hull sat on the sidelines laughing rather than being involved in any underhand dealings like Lilley & Co.

Got me wondering who would it be can't think of anyone. Lunt as back up hooker but that's all. Rovers played well yesterday and tackled well. But can't think of one man who would get into our team and that's not being biased. Fair play to them but effort will only get you so far

a million quid more funding gets you a bit further

Well, Leigh look out of the reckoning now they've appointed Kieron Cunningham as "Head of Rugby".

Down side for Hull KR is that now all the other teams should beat Leigh as well.

Yes, the £1m gift you sold your remaining soul for worked wonders...?

Comparing the eleven regular season games against the respective games last season (replacing Rovers with Leigh) our average is up by 420 (11,298 to 11,71icon_cool.gif.

The Rovers/Leigh attendance was 7,259 down unsurprisingly. If we'd have played Rovers rather than Leigh and had got the same attendance as last year then our average would have been 12,378.

The Salford attendance this season was down 1,249 although in 2016 it was the first home game which will have given it a boost. The only other attendance to drop was the Wigan game (and only by 327). That was the Saturday evening TV game on the same day as the Paul Heaton gig.

The Catalans and Castleford attendances were up by over 2,000 each and the Leeds attendance up by almost 5,000.

Perhaps some of the Hull fans who only go to the derby simply went to another game instead.

Cheers mate, so crowds are up slightly, add to this money from away games, which must make us a few quid and the cup run, we should be doing well this year.

please enlighten me always interested at clubs who sell there souls / identity

We've never sold anything, yes, we merged but your wonderful chairman helped make that necessary.