Sorry if this has been mentioned before as I haven't checked. But did the rfl print the average attendances for clubs in the top division at the end of the 2016 season. Did they just count the 11 home games each played. Or did they include that rubbish 8's as well, because that would mean 4 clubs would have a game less to add to their ave gate.

Have a look here :- the18thman.com/2016/09/28/super- ... view-2016/

Have a look here :- the18thman.com/2016/09/28/super- ... view-2016/

Huddersfield's Averages,

Regular season + cup: 5,224
Regular season: 5,422
Cup games: 4,143
Qualifiers:4,716
Whole season:5,129

visiting fans
Regualar season + cup: 1,028
Regular season: 948
Cup: 1,470
Qualifiers: 1,415
Whole season:1,012

An average of over 1000 away fans is probably the highest in SL, and probably reflects your position on the M62.

I suspect that was nearer 400 at Rovers.

That's what an average is for.

It also reflects playing Leeds three times at home, and having Sunday afternoon as the regular game day.

Correct, Leeds were the only team to bring over 2,000 this year, but only for the 8's game, couldn't manage 2,000 for the other 2 games.
Away crowds have declined massively over the last few years, with Only, Wigan and Leeds regularly bringing over 1,000 fans.

be even lower next year with friday nights!

Yeah, but it could also be because it's a nice ground with plenty of room and we are a nice bunch

So the Leeds fans showed more interest in the 8s than the regular season matches ?

Can somebody tell Smokey

Leeds rhinos attendance regular season 15828, leeds rhinos attendance in the ty 8s 14514

Maybe because it was an easy two points last year....

The difference in those figures will be reflected in the supporter base for the clubs which visited, they generally have much smaller followings than SL clubs so will bring less. The amount of home fans probably hasn't changed much.

I agree, I enjoy a nice trip over to Hudds. It's by far the friendliest away day in West Yorkshire

Given Leigh took an impressive following for the last game ( and Batley took even more according to some Loiners ) your point probably doesn't stand , however as pointed out Leeds took more to The Giants for their 8s than the regular season games

That surprises me. I would of though Hull FC and Cas Tigers would have taken well over 1,000 supporters to Hudds away.

Hull averaged 11,302 in the regular season (that's over 10 games, I couldn't find a figure for the Saints home game. In the 8's we averaged 12,387, which gives an overall of 11,612.

Not sure what to expect next year. Losing the game against Hull KR will hurt our attendances of course (our highest crowd, beating the LLS clash with Wire by about 50), but sales so far are very good, and with the success of last year you would like to think we can get close to an extra 1000 through the door on a regular basis, especially if we can be competitive again.

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They did this year, and have on other occasions, but not consistently, one year Cas brought 170 when things weren't going so well. Saints, Wire and Hull FC aren't usually too far off either though.

So Hulls attendances increased for the 8s ? , excellent

One of the most interesting things for me will be seeing what difference Leigh replacing Rovers is going to make to attendances. Rovers always brought a good following to us which I doubt will be matched by Leigh. Having said that, as we've drawn Leigh at home first game of the season, Leigh's travelling support may be very good for that game with it being their first game back in SL. It may be that Lancashire clubs attendances benefit from Leigh replacing Rovers, and Yorkshire clubs attendances suffer slightly. It will be interesting to see how it starts to average out as the season goes on.

Yes but it was skewed by a 17000+ crowd for the game against Wire to decide the LLS. The other games were very similar to what we were getting in the regular season.

Fair enough

Both Batley and Leigh brought a much bigger following than a lot of super league clubs. Leeds's drop in attendances for the super 8's was certainly from less home fans attending.

Based on these figures: the18thman.com/2016/09/28/super- ... ew-2016/2/ Toulouse and Toronto will easily surpass the attendance figures of Salford and Wakefield, by more than double. They will also significantly outperform the likes of Widnes and Huddersfield. Toronto's advanced season ticket sales for League One are already at least equal to the average total attendances of Super League's Salford. Thus the admission of Toulouse and Toronto into Super League, at the expense of Salford, Wakefield, Widnes etc. will surely lead to a very significant increase in Super League attendance figures.

Based on these figures: the18thman.com/2016/09/28/super- ... ew-2016/2/ Toulouse and Toronto will easily surpass the attendance figures of Salford and Wakefield, by more than double. They will also significantly outperform the likes of Widnes and Huddersfield. Toronto's advanced season ticket sales for League One are already at least equal to the average total attendances of Super League's Salford. Thus the admission of Toulouse and Toronto into Super League, at the expense of Salford, Wakefield, Widnes etc. will surely lead to a very significant increase in Super League attendance figures.

Quote ="JEAN CAPDOUZE"Based on these figures: the18thman.com/2016/09/28/super- ... ew-2016/2/ Toulouse and Toronto will easily surpass the attendance figures of Salford and Wakefield, by more than double. They will also significantly outperform the likes of Widnes and Huddersfield. Toronto's advanced season ticket sales for League One are already at least equal to the average total attendances of Super League's Salford. Thus the admission of Toulouse and Toronto into Super League, at the expense of Salford, Wakefield, Widnes etc. will surely lead to a very significant increase in Super League attendance figures.'" Your trolling gets more feeble by the day, you're sad.

Quote ="JEAN CAPDOUZE"Based on these figures: the18thman.com/2016/09/28/super- ... ew-2016/2/ Toulouse and Toronto will easily surpass the attendance figures of Salford and Wakefield, by more than double. They will also significantly outperform the likes of Widnes and Huddersfield. Toronto's advanced season ticket sales for League One are already at least equal to the average total attendances of Super League's Salford. Thus the admission of Toulouse and Toronto into Super League, at the expense of Salford, Wakefield, Widnes etc. will surely lead to a very significant increase in Super League attendance figures.'" Your trolling gets more feeble by the day, you're sad.

What about when Toulouse and Toronto play away? How many of their fans will travel?