Average attendance for us or for the league? RL doesn't exist in a bubble, there are many outside influences (like a recession) that can affect overall league attendances. As for ours: I imagine it's those new fans that have been attending since we won a trophy or two are now dropping off because (let's face it) we've not been at the standard this season that we've all grown accustomed to. I'm sick of listening to moaning fans at the game calling us s**t blah blah. Even on our poor days now we're a light year away from the standard of 10 years ago. That's not good enough for the new breed though, they want 50/60/70-0 batterings every week.

I couldn't agree more. We're obviously not on top form yet this season but even on our poor days we're so much better than ten years ago. The Warrington I watch now is far more entertaining than the Warrington of my youth. Tten years ago if you'd have asked me if I would take a season of below-par performances if we could finish in the top three and have a good shot at the GF I'd have bitten your hand off.

I'm gonna get a season ticket next year so I can make the symbolic gesture of throwing it on the pitch and then posting on here that I've thrown away my season ticket because I'm sick of watching the same old tripe every week from Wire.

Ha ha. Remember the bloke who did that a few years back - didn't he ask for his ticket back a few days later?

Back on topic - I'm not renewing my ticket due to Wire performances, which on the whole have been perfunctory this season with the occasional high and low points (Widnes). No, the reason is I am bored at the games - the entertainment is just not there for me.

I thought he chucked his shirt on the pitch? Can't remember what game it was. Bloke in the North Stand wasn't it?

If RL had the billions of pounds per season poured in then it would do the same. It's really only a minority regional sport sadly. If anyone can improve RL it's Sky. They could treble or quadruple what they pay for RL without even noticing and that would transform the game.