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GIANT DAZ wrote:where was i trolling about your club sunshine i was merely stating that it was a coincidence that 2 clubs so close together happen to have 5,000 as a loss or gain duing one of those clubs successful period.
You should have mentioned that they're all from Huddersfield too.
When my club didn't exist it was still bigger than yours
Post subject: Re: SL crowds in 2000 vs SL crowds in 2008
Posted: Mon Mar 02, 2009 8:43 pm
rover49
Player Coach
Joined: Mar 05 2007 Posts: 13190 Location: Hedon (sometimes), sometimes Premier Inn's
Wellsy13 wrote:It is. Hull FC grew there crowds year on year upon entry to SL (not far different from our Divsion 1 attendances). Hull KR's all jumped on the bandwagon as soon as they got into SL.
Hope that helps
Not true, your average in 2002 was 6,928 but in 2003 it was 11,601 an increase of 59%, which would indicate bandwagon increases the same as most clubs when improvements on the pitch are made (or off it in the form of moving to the KC).
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Post subject: Re: SL crowds in 2000 vs SL crowds in 2008
Posted: Mon Mar 02, 2009 8:57 pm
Brew
International Chairman
Joined: Feb 21 2002 Posts: 25914
Paul124897 wrote:.
I believe we (Bradford) were losing crowds even when we were going through the successful years. That is down to boring rugby and Odsal - Odsal we hope is now getting rebuilt in the coming years.
Heard that one before
Odsal is a major achilles heel for Bradford though, No matter what success Bradford have the fact that basic facillities are limited will put families off. a bit of Rain and there is no shelter whatsoever from the elements unless your in the Seated Area.
That said, when those figures were taken/ Weren't the Bulls at VP?
The interesting one for me, apart from the fact that I support Trinity, is Wakefields increased attendance.
Wakefields crowds have grown without the need to give away free tickets but more significantly without a modern stadium.
When Trinity can offer fans (home and away) a better match day experience there could be some serious growth in the crowds just as there were at Hull and Warrington.
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