Both Hull sides (with obvious exceptions) have longer distances to travel than most teams so that should also be taken into consideration.

If we have a good season i think that may change.

So, in an attempt to take on the "biggest saddo" mantle I have used the attendances in Mrs B's post (added Wakefield v Warrington because it was missing), then I
1. Took the highest and lowest off to take account of derbies and the Catalans v Hudds game
2. Assumed 15% of supporters were away supporters

The answer based upon that bizarre statistical analysis is:
Warrington, Saints, Leeds, Hull KR, Wigan, Hull, Wakefield, Huddersfield, Castleford, Celtic, Bradford, Salford, Quins, Catalans

If you include all games:
Saints, Warrington, Leeds, Hull KR, Wigan, Hull, Wakefield, Castleford, Bradford, Huddersfield, Celtic, Salford, Quins, Catalans

There, that's statistics for you

Probably the biggest factor to be honest!
anyone who went to the KC regularly last season knows who and who didnt turn up in number!!

lets have a whos the loudest poll too with decibel readings!!

That would have to be someone's fecking drum!

if you ever get the chance to ask any of the other superleague chairmen I'm sure they will all tell you that hull and rovers are the best supported away, I've personally spoken to 2 in the past and they are very grateful for the money our 2 sets of fans plough into their clubs (not just on admission but on beer, food etc.)

Would be interesting to see if a Hull v Rovers CC Semi-Final (if it ever happened) could sell out somewhere like Headingley or Galpharm like they would have in the 80's.

how hard can it be to figure out who supports who when coming through the turnstyles? For statistical analysis I would have thought it essential to ensure you know within a small percentage point what the gate is in terms of home/away support.
I don't see Saints been best away support when they don't turn out for their own home matches in big numbers consistantly especially considering their success over the last decade.

Weres that table which states (not including Celtic, Quins or Catalans) that shows Hull have the most miles to travel to away games ?

Surely this has to be considered in any "best away fans" arguement.

It's a very valid point. It makes me chuckle when the Sky commentators praise, say, St Helens for taking 3,000 fans to Warrington. That would be like Hull playing in Brough.

It would definitely be a sell out. And the last one out would have to turn the lights out again

]no that one would win the largest acorn up everyones ass in a match not the loudest !!