surely it was 146000

[as for our away support yes its poor we know that and we are striving to improve it, dont forget we have 10 clubs within a 20 mile radius all fighting for the shame supporters compared to you who have 1 within 50 miles[/quote]

u prob have about 2 million people in the ten towns to get ur support from then in ur 20 mile radius we have about 100,000 for 2 clubs be serious if ur gunna argue

u prob have about 2 million people in the ten towns to get ur support from then in ur 20 mile radius we have about 100,000 for 2 clubs be serious if ur gunna argue[/quote]

demographics not a strong point there mate

Like I said, in 2002 we stuggled for home gates above 1800.

146 of 1,800 = 7.8%

Applying that %age, I expect your travelling support to exceed 780 on Easter Monday, considering your current home average is above 10k.

Well, when I say "expect", I really mean you will fail miserably and bring your usual 100.

And a lot of them obviously gave up after 1 defeat

Just noticed on KR site that there's only North & south stand tickets left how many fans does it hold the north end,Don't know how many tickets have been sold at the Wakey club shop but due to work i have not been able to buy my ticket for the game,how much more space will there allocate in the north stand after the tickets have come back from Wakey, Think theres going to be a fair few from Wakey coming with it being on a Sunday & less than an hour away down the road
It should be a fantastic atmosphere & a great game between 2 up & coming sides i can't wait

just rang the club shop, there are still a fare few tickets left, should be ok on the day, get there a bit earlier tho.

Cheers

Will be in your club Bar before the game

maybe when your "facilities" come anywhere close to super league standards we might, until then you can keep your cheap plastic stand with no roof and poor tannoy system and crap beer and food etc etc etc

i'll be there anyway so im sure i'll see some of you there

Strange the rugby league seem to think they do