another poor crowd, 4751 at cas, just over 5000 at hudds, and less than 4000 at salford for a derby game, whats going on with the game

People short of money at a guess.

I thought this thread was going to be 'despite getting thrashed by st helens on friday night and having more injuries than an average a and e department then playing leeds this friday, cas get beat by bottom of the table London!!!' every cloud and that...

4521 at cas.

: 7,843 at Bradford V HKR who usually bring a few isn't a good attendance and those in charge of £$£$£$£ will be concerned.

I think its a concern to all clubs, if budgets have set too high it will impact.

Dont think the games have been that good this season, thats the ones that have been on tv

Goto admit its a poor do! The sport as a whole deserves more support. Every club will be doing there up most to get the gates to rise but can't see it happening.
Rugby league cheaper to watch than most, better to watch than all but the Wendy balls wins!

All 3 will be disappointed with those crowds, although the Salford attendance is their second highest of the season, behind the Wigan fixture.
The Hudds attendance is truly awful, for the top team in the comp, the "recession" is hitting folk pretty hard

Not justifying it in the slightest and would love 10000 giants fans but we have had a double whammy.
The way our lads fell away last year was madness and left a fair few with the opinion they would cherry pick the fixtures rather than get a season ticket
To coincide the season ticket price doubled (after a great offer of of one for 100 pounds), back to where the prices should be at 200 pounds. However with the fans in despair at what was wrong in the camp a lot dropped off.
So watch your side at home on sky with a beer in the warm or pay 24 quid to watch the lads who are expected to drop off by everyone bar the loyal fans.
I will be at all our games with my family and a couple of mates singing and chanting. Tried converting others but the cash just ain't there for mosy

Karl Pilkingtons got one word for you, bull

I blame pricing in the main. Every year the prices go up by an amount way ahead of inflation. It's always a quid, and then another quid, maybe two quid. But every quid is 5%, and before you know where you are, it's a very dear trip.

Our attendances are helped by the season ticket deals, but look where those left Bradford.

I don't agree with the game quality argument, as I think there have been some good ones. And I don't buy the whinge of whoever is the holder of the latest "we won the league leaders shield but didn't win the grand final, it's not fair" badge, that the ordinary season games don't mean anything. If those are only interested in the glory, Headingley is in Leeds. Fill yer boots.

No, I think it is purely down to the price. I brought a mate for the Hull KR game, and I winced when I told him that he would have to cough up £22.