Correction the 566 difference in average attendances for comparable matches was in favour of Wrexham. But it's still far less favourable than Crusaders propaganda dept suggests.

Sorry got em the wrong way round

i think the crusaders had more loyal and passionate fans in south wales and i personally think they would be better off playing in neath, but im biased coming from south wales and having used to go to games.
i feel that the only reason the attendences are the way they are is because of the away fans
it would be nice though for the crusaders to finally have a place to play SL games and if it is Wrexham well i can only hope the crusaders fans double over the next few years and that publicity increases and the crusaders still come down south wales for a few games!

The Celtic Crusaders however had established League players, a few talented Australians and were challenging for promotion and eventually SL from day one Grendel. The Scorpions are not being fastracked in the same way as yet and they are in a smaller town with less League development than Bridgend in 2006.

The Leader seems to cover the RL a fair bit now I've noticed, and not just the Wrexham area, Flintshire's local seems to be covering them a bit, which is good as the likes of Mold and Flint are just utterly untouched by professional sports.

And most Wrexham FC fans don't hate the Crusaders, the majority aren't bothered as its more income all round, some seem to think the football team are now second fiddle, and some subscribe to the "Rugby ruins the pitch" theory.