Like Grafton Red has said there is a lot going on on your forum.

So would an average Rovers attendance of 10,000 represent failure in your eyes? I'll assume it's a yes given your evasion of the question.

Wouldn't it be easier to just ring cheeky numbskull up and have this out with him in private, you must have him logged as one of your "friends and family" seeing as he is, as you yourself have admitted this evening "one of your in laws?"

Mrs Barista wrote:To summarise then: FC's crowds are 55% bigger than Rovers. We have a greater number of bandwagoners as you would expect with much bigger absolute attendances. However, using your initial methodology, we have only 40% bandwagoners compared to Rovers 52%. Right up your street and on YOUR forum http://forums.rlfans.com/viewtopic.php?t=430508

Mrs Barista wrote:To summarise then: FC's crowds are 55% bigger than Rovers. We have a greater number of bandwagoners as you would expect with much bigger absolute attendances. However, using your initial methodology, we have only 40% bandwagoners compared to Rovers 52%. Right up your street and on YOUR forum http://forums.rlfans.com/viewtopic.php?t=430508

Translated.......I am A dimwit and you have just shown me up for the ill-informed no-mark that I AM.

Really rather magnanimous of you Stanley.

Oh, and as an aside, please stop fecking up the quotes, makes difficult reading.

Strange that you dont mention the fact we went from 1 Home Derby from 2 the previous season and that your fans in attendance was only 600 ish for said game.
So our gates stood firm.
As your game against Harlequins with the freebies put about 5000 on the gate that night whats Hulls true average for this season on that basis.

am i the only one who wants more fans in at rugby league games? wtf are you arguing over bandwagoners?

no need for cheeky to reply i know your reason.

Ive only been going to Rovers for 6-7 years am i a bandwagon jumper?

Its the most pathetic term ever.

No you're a newer fan than some, obviously some people would rather both clubs were averaging 1500 fans aslong as they were 'true' fans.

Success will bring in more people, the more people wearing red and white in this city the better and failing that the more people supporting RL the better.

Hull mved to a new stadium and more fans turned up, liked what they saw and kept watching, in fairness to them they seem to have stayed watching even during a poor season. Rovers got promoted, more fans came and liked what they saw so kept coming. No doubt if we improved our facilities even more would come including away fans and our gates would increase.

Surely crowds like these stick 2 fingers up to the detractors who said 2 SL clubs in Hull was unsustainable and is good for both the game and the city, add to that City's swell in crowds since promotion and about 45,000 people are watching the major teams in our city on any given weekend again a good thing.

So will every body stop quoting bandwagonners, stop living in the past and enjoy the crowds we have.