Erm thats exactly my point. As soon as any of the so called big clubs suffer a drop off in form the fans go walkabout. The poor setting hasn't stop Hull travelling in numbers before (when they've been winning).

The only notable exception to this is Wigan who still seem to travel in decent numbers despite their average performances.

Spot on!

Hull have fantastic support. As do Saints, Wigan and Leeds. Dont be sucked in by brain dead fans,

St Helens have averaged around 10k for years. It wont increase till we get our stadium.

Er... isn't that the same for pretty much any club who has a shocking run of form? The difference between the big clubs' and the small clubs' numbers of travelling fans is when the big clubs have a drop in form, their travelling support is still often bigger than that of the smaller clubs'. How many have Salford brought to Hull when they're playing well? Not very many.

Yeah, he missed out the Catalans!

Maybe these small clubs should worry about increasing their own support base rather than relying on 1000's of away fans pouring money into their coffers every other week.

Hull and hull kr receive the lowest level of away support (Hull derbies apart) of any club I would have thought as many people use the trip to london or S France as a weekend away, and Hull is a fair trek for many away fans. I think the biggest ever non derby visiting support at the KC was only around 2k by Bradford a few years ago when the attendance almost reached 20k. If Hull had the same number of visiting supporters as wigan or leeds then we'd average 15k plus