I think if people can see some of the youngsters being given plenty of 1st team action, like Ainscough, Mossop, Tomkins our crowds would get better even we lose a few. Fans want to see these players get regular 1st team action, not just for a few minutes here and there, but for full games to get the experience they need.
Give the fans what they want and they will go to games
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odemwingie wrote:This happens though, if we were winning, we may well see upto 20,000 averages, but people just dont want to go and watch a team that is not only not winning but playing boring rugby.
I still have a season ticket though and will make away games when I can.
The problem we have this year compared to 2006 with the support we get is that in 2006 we could of gone down so everyone got behind the team and it was great especially games like Leeds away. This year we could be bottom all season and anyone who doesnt have a season ticket would stop going as it doesnt matter.
Dont be daft , no relegation will not affect attendances , Richard said so
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Post subject: Re: Have we seen the last of 16,000 averages?
Posted: Sun Feb 22, 2009 11:10 pm
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Meyt N Prater Pie wrote:For those who pay on the day, Id imagine they are being put off by whats on show. Its a shame after the fantastic fan base we built up from mid 2006. I can only see them going one way now unfortunately
Has anyone on here decided to pick and choose games now? Or even stopped going at all
I pay on the day these days, but I'd still attend matches no matter what. I love rugby, and I love matchdays as a social experience just as much as I love to see the games, so it's not putting me off going.
I can imagine how it would put some off, though.
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tell you what it felt colder an really empy last week against cas 12500 what a load of rubbish then ppl started leaving on 53 mins they prob missed the best bits wigan produced
Meyt N Prater Pie wrote:Even if we win next week there will never be 16,000 on. Bradford wont bring the amount wakey or cas brought. Awful travellers. Infact awful fans full stop
They will bring more than usual with it being on a Saturday night. 16,000 is easily achievable if we win next week.
tommyfromhull wrote:Wigan are quickly turning into the Wigan of old - Arrogant and think they are invincible.
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