it doesnt matter what stadium were in a lot of people will not pay 18 quid to watch that dross. plus it will cost me even more to get there now 2 buses or a cab!

That is if it gets built this century.

Anyway i think wooden spoon this year.

A good example of this theory was on display this week, during the week Carlisle played Leeds in a cup comp and the place was packed and rocking, yesterday Carlisle played MK dons and the place was empty and there was a bit of noise even though they won 5-0 there was no atmosphere.
So people will pick and chose their games and the Welsh team looked a poor choice at £18, perhaps we should move to a system of weighting for gate prices and have 4 categories with( A) being dearest and (D) the cheapest and the Welsh team would be a D whereas Leeds an A. A = £18 B = £15, C = £12 and D = £10.

"Stadium = interest = more fans = more money = better coach/players = win games = more fans etc etc. Easy, in theory."

especially at the Keepmoat?

I don't entirely disagree but, after making the playoffs and playing against Leeds, we still only just managed to break the 8k barrier, and that's as good as it gets for Salford crowds ... hardly a 'top' attendance.

My point was though if we were to get a decent run growing we can attract decent crouds (ok top was a bit ott!!) and if we were t follow that up with a new stadium, people will come!

Dont think were ever gonna attract the biggest crowds but warringtons crowds werent exactly spectacular pre HJ, if we can average similar to them id be fairly happy!