It's true though, It's going to take a while for the fans to come back, drip feeding the attendances upward should be the aim.

I'm made up with the 3,000 season tickets sold to date. Considering we only attracted 2,500 fans in total to more than half our home games last season the club and supporters should be praised for their efforts thus far.



When you also consider the variety of game days too i.e Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday you can bet a number of fans wont have taken up the offer of a season ticket as they may work on the days some games fall meaning they wont see the benefit.



More away fans will also be attracting to visiting Salford, not only are games vs Yorkshire teams now on Sundays making travel easier but games will be competitive and much closer than previous. The likes of Leeds, Bradford, Wigan, Saints, Warrington etc who have all hammered us in the past can expect a game.



I think the absolute minimum we should be aiming for is averages of 5,000 with a decent start I can see us pushing this to 6,000.

We wont. Hansen left for a wedge and we had replacements lined up. We don't for MM

Both articles seem to have taken the quote that he would be delighted to finish in the top 4 and taken that as him saying he's somehow expecting us to be finishing there. It's got the usual morons from other clubs frothing at the mouth over it in the Facebook comment section on the Super League page.

The contrast with last season will be interesting when a thread on the Warrington site hints at reduced numbers of season tickets sold at both Warrington and Wigan [url=http://viewtopic.php?f=21&t=563570&tsmp=1391004235Thread Here[/url



Seems the hard work and get up and go from Dr K has reaped the rewards.( Also the supporters who have distributed the flyers and posters,of course )





Not sure about the parachuting Red Devils;do they know how windy it is at Barton?