we finished 2nd bottom in 08, 3rd bottom in 09...but increased our season ticket holders both years, and sold a record amount for this season.

ours, (hull fc), were quite healthy for the last two seasons dispite being pish poor

they'll probably go down next year now that we are doing well

Quote ="Saint Simon"Saints have (very wisely) decided to host the first showing of the new stadium plans etc at the ground before and after the game, so i think it will boost what would have been a poor attendance, it may even get towards 10k'" news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 822691.stm 10399

Quote ="Saint Simon"Saints have (very wisely) decided to host the first showing of the new stadium plans etc at the ground before and after the game, so i think it will boost what would have been a poor attendance, it may even get towards 10k'" news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 822691.stm 10399

It should do, I was quite surprised that it didn't sell out this time.

Only thing I could think of was that the moving to a Thursday night messed alot of peoples plans up.

www.superleague.co.uk/article.php?id=18429

www.superleague.co.uk/article.php?id=18429

Wigan v Warrington - The crowd compared to last seasons fixture was something like 6500 up. So the magnificent 1 gave them the record attendance...at least 3 of the games attracted lower attendances than last year, Bradford and the Hull derby being the most notable

That would have been helped by the fun bus form Tickenham.