There is a mistake. the 100,000 bit should be the average for Hull KR right?


Tbf, considering our pi$$ poor season, that's not that bad for us.

Link?

Enter BSC 10 days late...

There was a link last night, but it vanished after Ewwen posted. Weird.

The biggest decrease was Leeds. Down something like 1200 a match. And they are the champions.
It just goes to show...


...something!

(1)Leeds - 15774
(6)Wigan - 14088
(12)Hull FC - 13244
(2)St Helens - 11195
(9)Bradford - 9677
(icon_cool.gifCatalans - 9159
(10)Warrington - 9124
(4)Hull KR - 8527
(3)Huddersfield - 7908
(7)Castleford - 7489
(5)Wakefield - 6037
(13)Salford - 4467
(14)Celtic - 3668
(11)Harlequins - 3436

Are those average attendances or minus numbers?
If I recall, most teams were down apart from a few - Saints, Celtic. I can't remember who else.

Leeds: 15,774 (-7.45%)

St Helens: 11,195 (+5.21%)

Huddersfield: 7,908 (+1.03%)

Hull KR: 8,527 (-0.32%)

Wakefield: 6,037 (-13.29%)

Wigan: 14,088 (-2.87%)

Castleford: 7,490 (-0.15%)

Les Catalans: 9,159 (+9.35%)

Bradford: 9,677 (-5.93%)

Warrington: 9,221 (-2.97%)

Harlequins: 3,436 (-9.03%)

Hull: 13,230 (-1.50%)

If I were a Quins fan I'd be worried. How can they survive on gates like that in London?

Will Leeds' attendance not be directly caused by the reduction in capacity of the South Stand?

No.

AFAIK none of their games were capacity crowds so it wouldn't have an impact.

How come Wakefield's has dropped so much despite them being far better this year?? Do their fans hate success?

Rhubarb growers hit by credit crunch - all these posh southerners can't afford their rhubarb yoghurts with friendly bacteria any more