I like Huddersfield fans.

I agree with the Shuddersfield fans. £18 is a complete joke, We'll put fans off in their droves even when the North stand is built they'll still be put off. Where effectively treating them like cattle who are being asked to pay for their own slaughter. £10 would be the maximum you could charge for this stand. Rovers have known about this predicament for a few months now. Stump up the money and build something till the new north stand is built. Having a good reputation for when the North stand is actually built sets it off on a good footing.

If there was a shiny new stand there and it was £8 to sit in it, Huddersfield fans would still fail to turn up, they have to reduce their season passes to a ridiculously low figure to get a home crowd.

Not for me.

I seriously hope your up there teaching English language to school children.

Hudds actually brought a respectable amount last year - well, a lot more than previous visits anyway.
Obviously a guaranteed shellacking probably helped boost numbers, but their general fan numbers are improving I reckon. They're still good for an away numbers jibe - like us really.

Surfboard rather than Skateboard.

To be fair i'd say we've brought more fans to your ground than you have to ours in recent years.

Don't think the last minute change by sky helped last seasons attendance tbh.

Whoa, let's not talk balls

Scattering of fans in a big stand vs half full small stand - isn't clear evidence.

One thing I would say - Sky have a real hard on for our fixtures, so this distorts things a little, as in - I believe our previous 3 fixtures @ your gaff have been night time kick offs live on sky. Last year @ CP was also on sky ko 1745.

I'm sure the return fixture this year is a Monday night on sky, same kick off as Englands openning game of Euro 2012 against France.

Yep, can't see there being many Rovers fans there that night, probably be on my own wanging pies at myself.

The club needs to really look at this problem realistically, very very few people will pay 18 quid to peer off rotterdam docks to 'watch' a game. surely (and this is hypothetical numbers before anyone jumps in) 300 people paying just £8 due to poor stand view will bring in far more revenue than 50 paying £18, £2400 to £900, plus they will spend money in the ground etc on programmes and pies etc. makes sense given the circumstances to basically say to away fans, its e but its hardly gonna hit your wallet, but if you want to pay more and stand in the well you can. Otherwise even when the north stand is built, some people are likely to stay away

We could do a time share for Sundays game. I'll stand in my spot in the East stand for the first half, then I'll let a hudds fan stand there in the 2nd when I've had enough of watching their back line putting the ball down and celebrating.