As a Leeds fan i'd expect a modest increase for the coming season. Our attendances held up remarkably well considering we had such an indifferent regular season, i'd expect a modest rise from 15,000 (2011), up to 15,500 to 16,000 for the coming campaign. I'm basing this on last seasons unexpected success and the number of young exciting players pushing through into the team. I'd expect increases at St Helens, Hull, Hull kr, Huddersfield(cheap ticket scheme) and obviously Widnes in superleague. I'd expect a drop at Bradford and possibly a slight decrease at Wigan and Castleford. How's your team going to fare and how many could you realistically be getting?

With around 9000 season tickets sold at Saints, and then an average 2000 away supporters, you can start the Saints number at 11000. Then add on walk ups. I'd say we would be disappointed with an average of less than 14000, given that Wire, Wigan and Widnes will all be sell outs when they come over.

I'd be surprised by anything less than 14,000 average at Saints. A lot of factors could come into it, how many of the new ST holders were the old walkup? How many more will come because you don't need a tetanus to visit now? How will the away contingent respond, as Saints hardly got any away fans at Knowsley Road bar Wire & Wigan.

I'll go for

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I'd expect a slight decrease at Wigan given the fixture list.

Having Saints as the last game of the season isn't good as it's 2 game we'd sell well for rolled into one.

Catalans and London on a Sunday afternoon is going to test the Marketing department too.

I'm expecting a significant increase at Wakefield on any other season in SL. Season ticket sales alon have increased by sometinhg like 300% over pervious years.

Think bradford will remain pretty static tbh, maybe a few hundred drop off. We've sold a similar number of season tickets when you include the long term memberships. Any increase in attendance will be off the back of improved on field performance, given pretty much an entirely new backline I dont think its unreasonable to expect some improvement results wise.

I think with the last game of our season being Warrington at home, our average will bump up to 7.5k. 8k if we can manage a few wins.

Maybe 6000 season tickets holders for Catalan!

A 300% increase is good, but what was the starting number? Less than 1,000?

What is causing the increased optimism at Wakefield? I thought it was still all doom and gloom over there with all the pretending and lies over a new stadium.

Pretending and lies? The public inquiry for our new stadium at Newmarket begins on monday but don't let the truth get in the way of your pathetic trolling.

Both Hull and Souths to increase their average attendees by over 1000 would be my guess.

Yes the starting number was less than 1000, but is anyone suprised at that figure after all the uncertainty of SL future etc.

The increase in optimism come's from the fact we now appear to have a staff (marketing,commercial etc) at the club who seem to know what they are doing, a chairman who is willing to put his money where his mouth is when it count's and also a squad that mmost Wakefield fan's believe will not only compete in SL but possibly suprise a few people along the way.

I'm going to ignore most of the stadium comment as what you've said is, quite frankly, Bulls***! There is no lies coming out of Wakefield with regards the stadium, if the PI is sucessful then the build should take place pretty quickly. All will be revealed, either way, within the next 6 months or so.

No lies coming out of Wakefield about the stadium?

Well that makes it the first season in Superleague that's happened then

With the new stadium I'd be hoping 7-8,000 depending on how well the club get it right in and off the field so I'd say realistically 4-5,000! Massive season for us so we'll mess it up as usual.

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If Bradford manage to get on any sort of a roll, they will have an increase. The season ticket base is already paid, and any winning run will generate a decent walk-up in addition.

Reckon Leigh will be a suprise increase, less optimism and probably not as good as a team, but a new season ticket scheme and a new sense of community at the club will help. Around 2300 again I reckon. Major problem for us is no Widnes.

A fourth consecutive season of failure on the pitch will result in a dramatic drop in attendances next season, even taking into account the 'poundland' season ticket offer.

You'd have to assume that St's, Salford & Warrington should all eclipse their attendances with new stadia's or extensions & with Widnes' inclusion in SL. Apart from that, Wakefield will of course, mainly down to finally having a management team who know what they're doing. Hudds, seem to show steady progression, Bradford pretty solid.

The one club we need to see an increase in is London.

A lot's going to depend on the economy (I'm trying to work out how we can have a double dip recession when we haven't got out of the first one yet!). Widnes will obviously go up, plus Saints to do better than the last season at KR with the new ground, I would have had Salford down for a new ground increase but they're making such a pig's ear of things in the close season that we'll have to see. The other clubs will probably depend on how well they do - I think the game'll be doing well if we mark time on the overall season average (but could we get up to 4k in London - pretty please!)

No trolling here, but it will be very intresting to see how widnes avarage compared to some of the more established superleague clubs.
Ill go for more than at least 3 clubs,With no names but hope its around 5.

Hull to hit 14,000 average i hope. Renewed optimism and Sunday afternoons are back.

Hopefulyl kick the season off with a 16000 + crowd against Warrington

Fancy Hull to start fulfilling their potential, averaging around 15k with a winning team.

I'd agree with most of that, however I think Rovers avg. might go down this season with the building works. Hopefully they will break the magic 10k in the 2013 season though.