Not heard this one,and find it a tad optimistic.Rovers have done well in recent years building up the following from what it was.However I think it has just about topped out.Even in the Glory years 70's 80's they only avaraged around the 8000 mark,and last season even with the success they achieved they failed to sell the ground out.Remember to achieve a 14000 avarage you will have to be getting 14000 fans every game and to make up for the attendances against the lesser supported sides.This figure would have to be grately increased.
Unless they extend the ground again,this is not only unlikely,it would not be possible.

Do they offer us the incentive to travel to them though? Bradford, Wakefield and Leeds offer the away fans anymore than we do?

Well supported teams fans will travel where they need to in order to support their team, blaming the stadium for not going to a game is a PATHETIC excuse IMO. Would you not go and watch East Hull v West Hull at Rosemead because you didn’t want to get your shoes muddy on the touchline or because you couldn’t get a decent cuppa at half time?

Each to their own really. Some fans will come whatever, others will prefer not to get rained on etc. Even plenty of our own potential fanbase stay away because they can't get in the decent stands. The hardcore 2/3k of every club would support their side wherever they play, but to attract more fans you need a mixture of success on the pitch and half decent facilities.

i think thats 14000 fans over 5 years. Are dobbins in some sort of brainwashed cult they are on the brink of going bust again cannot fill the ground now apart from one game a season, chairmans doing a runner but apart from this everythings rosy oh to be a dobbin or are they secretly the reborn the cult from the 70,s

we areused to sitting in relative comfort close to the pitch not perched on some dodgy golf stand six miles from the pitch you borrowed thats why i won,t attend the derby at poorhouse lane nice and comfy at home watching in hd