Comparing what with what though? Without stating what that is based on makes meaningless stats. Are you comparing this year so far with last year in total?

Unless you are totally comparing like with like, then the numbers simply will never compare properly anyway. Look at the Saints figures in those earlier stats for example. Without knowing that every other year is Good Friday, and the others aren't, you could easily conclude yoyo attendances. How can you meaningfully compare a game against Hudds in the middle of dodgy weather on a Friday night with a game that may (for example, not saying it was) have been played in Summer on a Saturday evening.

At most clubs there's a correlation between poor performances and poor gates.
We haven't been performing very well at all.
Crowd v Celtic, my guess - 11150.

I think they mean the last 4 Good Friday games have sold out - 2 at Wigan, 2 at Stains.

That is probably correct but it gave the impression that it was for home games only

IIRC - The club announced at the fans forum that they were 'doing all they could' to gain a 15K attendance for this game.

Expect 11k then

I think we're advertising in the blue half of Glasgow and going to call ourselves Wigan Rangers for the game.

Then the marketing team are going to randomly call the game "The UEFA Cup Final"

Anything else may not work .........

Will have a better idea towards the end of the season. early season figures are always dodgy due to the teams that some clubs have played against.
The economic climate will have a big say on crowds in 2009 and it's interesting to see that clubs having better than expected starts to the season have also experienced falls in crowds.

I thought Cas, Wakey n Hudds brought more than they usually do - so it doesn't look good.

Missed your "Cup Final" that year, did you?