I couldnt believe it when i saw the attendance for tonights game it must be the same 2500 they took to cardiff, i cant understand how they can survive.

it is a bitter pill to swallow but we haven't given up yet.
we have a clean bill of health now and a leader with the right attitude in Glover and we are back him all the way.

the support is building momentum and the club is trying to impress

the fight goes on

shame, great win v Salford, 2 point defeat v Quins. There will be bigger crowds this season at Wrexham won't there, saints, wire, wigan, leeds etc, thought there would have been more home fans though. Crowds won't be any worse than Quins though, surely they will do better now they are 'top of the table'. They should do, in various 'locations' they have been going for over 30 years. Surely the jibes should be at them, (if any that is) - the RFL help them every season don't they ?

The RFL should continue to help them. It's vital the game expands outside of the M62 corridor. Yes, Wrexham isn't a long way outside of that, but at least it takes the game out of the heartlands.

Factor in the cold night, live on Sky with an inconvienent kick off time, not many Bradford supporters and the close season shennanigans when discussing the gate. Not something the flatcappers are interested in as they crawl out from under their stones.

Maybee the next development officer could be based in Hull then..........along with the admin etc for Wales RL, its a joke its in south wales............people wonder why the crowds aint good in North Wales when there is no one actually out there promoting the game apart from Cru`s development team who are doing a great job in and around Wrexham, but North Wales is a big place, other areas need coverage as does the devlopment of the game which should be WRL`s job, and the football fans are rightly going to vote with there feet this year with the current probs, id be bitter if part of my home got sold off to pay someone elses debts

The football club has problems and debts of it's own, but until the football club finds a suitable buyer, tensions will continue to run high.

and until wales rl finally puts some people up north to actually help develop the game, it wont be developed

As a St helens fan who went to Albi last year to watch Wales beat France (fairly and not without some skill & team spirit) to win the Euro Nations, I think that the inclusion of this Welsh side (and South Wales too) is imperative if we are to further our game...much the same as the team in London and the one in France. This does not mean that I want to see the demise of Wakey either.

We need more people playing the game, watching the game to attract more coverage, sponsorship and interest.