As with most sporting venues, success on the field would help to draw folk and create some atmosphere, but how this is going to happen within the current two-tier Super League system, with haves and have nots, is difficult to envisage. Being unable to serve hot drinks at half time to an easy-to-predict 2,000 visiting supporters on a cold and wet day was a joke in terms of customer service and commerce. And yes, your announcer needs some training. When things are going badly on the field or in terms of attendance, he does not need to be drawing attention to them. And some of his attempts at humour are cringeworthy. I understand a second road out of the car park may be built eventually, but in the meantime the parking situation is actually causing some would-be attendees to stay away.

As the chief states it is the clubs fans who are paying and using the services run by the stadium management company. I find it such a shame that all new stadium have the same poor quality expensive food and drink on offer.

This is not aimed particularly at Salford as its the same at every club and wasnt much different at the Willows but in my opinion the game day experience would be improved by offering more variety. Could the club not have a Holts pump at every bar and have a local independent supplier to provide good quality barms and pies at a reasonable price?

Very true. Whilst many of the things that people have gripes with are not up to SRLFC to actually deliver, the concern is that poor performance from the stadium management company, azure catering, and G4S stewarding all lead to a poorer matchday experience for the customers of SRLFC, and lessen the likelihood of repeat business. I really hope that the club are being proactive about this and not just taking the attitude that it's up to someone else to get right.

Talking of support, could today be our lowest turnout at Wire in a long time? City and Utd both on Sky, Lancs are at home in the CB40 and FCUM are in the playoffs at Bradford PA and we're off to Warrington where 99% of people would think we'll get snotted!

What I noticed at Warrington was a large number of wheelchair users and their helpers,and the number of people with learning difficulties/disabilities also attending the game.
There does appear to be quite a comprehensive piece to encourage them [url=http://www.warringtonwolves.org/disabled-supporters-infohere[/url to attend and was wondering on the numbers Salford attract.
There is room for a [url=http://www.reds.co.uk/disabled-policyparticular number[/url of wheelchair users.

It may be a case of approach them rather than wait for those groups to approach the club.

Not sure if a Friday night would be as suitable as a Sunday afternoon.

It would push the all-inclusive approach of the sport.

Dantes mentioned the Fire Service in one of his posts.
Could the club do a 999 Emergency Services deal where 9 paying customers can bring along a 10th for free.
This could work with admission and with the hospitality tables of 10.
Fire Brigade (and rescue service) Police,and Hospital staff.A fair few to target there.
I would hope the 10th person for free would be a youngster.

I presume the personnel deployed to Iraq and similar are allowed free entry.