I wonder if the OP seriously thinks his teams support would be significantly better under the same circumstances, probably, which shows the level of thought behind the original post.

£5 for a junoir or just over £10 for an adult?

Spectacular offer when you are in the business of making money.

Quote ="Ski"£5 for a junoir or just over £10 for an adult? Spectacular offer when you are in the business of making money.'" Adult was £16 saintsrlfc.com/news/1748

Quote ="Ski"£5 for a junoir or just over £10 for an adult? Spectacular offer when you are in the business of making money.'" Adult was £16 saintsrlfc.com/news/1748

Hull got significantly more in the early CC rounds last year against lower league opposition, so what's your point?

Quote ="Wadski"Yeah, that 9000 average is not good enough. www.slstats.org/'" That's the point, almost 9,000 when your chairman is subsidising cheap season passes, yet not even a third of them can be bothered to turn up when they have to pay full price.

Quote ="Wadski"Yeah, that 9000 average is not good enough. www.slstats.org/'" That's the point, almost 9,000 when your chairman is subsidising cheap season passes, yet not even a third of them can be bothered to turn up when they have to pay full price.

Erm, it wasn't full price. It wasn't the admission fee alone that made this game relatively unattractive in comparison to a SL game and inferring it was merely highlights how simple you are.

at half past eleven on a sunday morning against the team bottom of the '3rd' division with literally no away support ?

come on