TBF that was £6 and £3 per ticket and for a family a decent chance to take their kids to a game at Old Trafford - so a family of 4 for less than the price of 1 adult in the South Stand. I daresay Man Utd Women's team will be back to Leigh playing in front of <2000 soon.

But I would say the HJ attendance will stir things up a bit - there's a huge effort needed onfield to get back to anywhere near 13k for SL games

Womens football is heavily piggy-backing off then men's game. Not a cat in hells chance that you'd get an attendance like that if punters had to pay over the odds for tickets.

It's moronic to clap a team after that performance yesterday and I'll never understand it. It's almost like you're saying that sort of performance is acceptable and accepting mediocrity.

I was shocked when I saw that crowd announced on Twitter. Crowds in RL have been showing a bit of a resurgence over the last few weeks so for this number to drop was a surprise. I thought a smaller than average crowd with it being the cup and on Mother's Day, but still expected around the 6,500 mark.

I imagine the club will have been shocked by the crowd as well. How much of this are you putting down to your form and general lack of positivity around the club? Is Powell already under pressure?

My mate coaches a kids team and was given 30 free tickets for that women's game. I'd imagine more than half that attendance were freebies.

What it is, is the stupid mentality of RL fans. You all cry out for a competitive league and when you get one you sulk, it's pathetic.

You lost because two games in a row you weren't as good as the opposition. The opposition was good, anyone will tell you, especially Saints fans that this Trinity side is a pretty good one. Just accept it and help you're club rebuild, how the hell you expect them to do that without your support is a mystery, Your a club with far too many bandwagon jumpers and good-time Charlies, obvious by how many are moaning after a poor but hardly world-ending start to a season. You have no divine right to success regardless of money, support or the players you have, some times it's just not your time. Get a grip.

We've lost 4 in a row, and were hardly too convincing in the games we have won.

If you're going to have a pop at sulking fans on here at least understand the reasons !!

Stop feeling sorry for yourself and get behind the players, that's what good fans do.

I'd love to see the gate receipts, but they'd never show it, it'd paint the true picture

We’ve lost two games on the trot at home to a team that had Liam Kay in it….panic stations it is!

ATM that player Liam Kay would walk into your side anytime, I wouldn't dismiss him out of hand, it will only make you look more foolish than you already sound.

ATM Peter Kay would waddle into our side.

I used to get more wound up than anybody with defeats. Now I realise it was only making me miserable and not helping the lads. Leeds have been shoyt for a good few years too, but nowt better than the thrill of a live game…..

Yeah i agree with this, the fact our fans immediately think the likes of Wakefield etc are beneath us is so arrogant. The league has gotten closer and closer for years and people seem oblivious to it.
Maybe the players believe this themselves and is one of the problems?

Saints and Wigan fans would be livid at losing 2 home games in a row to teams in the lower half(no disrespect to Wakefield). The fact that some of our fans don't think we have a right to be fuming is one of the reasons we don't win grand finals. Its been said over and over on here,...........CULTURE!! We just accept mediocrity(and even sometimes applaud it!!)

Would make a good blind side prop, lets do it

As others have commented on, it all comes down to value for money, and the rising cost of living brings this very firmly into focus.

would he

Skip the game and have a night out in Hull. Good food options around the Marina area and some great pubs on High Street / Scale Lane.

https://www.warringtonguardian.co.uk/sp ... 5dtTOZKUOE Lowest attendance for 27 years and, obviously therefore, the lowest attendance at the HJ.

https://www.warringtonguardian.co.uk/sp ... 5dtTOZKUOE Lowest attendance for 27 years and, obviously therefore, the lowest attendance at the HJ.

Well then you are a fool and so is the other poster.

Anybody who knows anything about the game or talks to those who do will tell you Kay has always been an exceptional talent.

As an academy player at both Bradford and Trinity, he was touted as a future international.

The problem with Liam is that he was headstrong and that he had too many other things going on in his life and for the best part of 10 years he was happy to pick up a wage on the wing scoring 168 tries in 198 without ever really trying! Please no guff about most being in the Championship, they still need scoring.

Since joining Trinity he has been a revelation. He's playing on the wing at present due to an injury problem there but he is in fact one of our two first-choice hookers. How many wingers have what it takes to do that in less than a year. He's a top-notch 9 now and he would get a game in most SL teams, end of the debate.

People like you need to do a bit more homework before you mouth off about players of whom your only knowledge of is their name.

I could have walked it, I wouldn’t have gone if it was free entry.

Last line of that suggests no one could have expected it.. I think a lot of people knew it would be poor because they’d watched the previous game.

Sorry Shropshire Wire but your cover is blown. You are not a newcomer to RL at all. Off you go and make up another name.

utter tosh, look at his record against Charnleys, one has been in superleague doing it for fun for years the other is Liam Kay....they still need scoring...yeah against part time opposition, which time for trinity? The first when they released him or this time? I do my homework thanks and watched him a lot, especially at Leigh, I can tell you then he wasnt even their best winger, pretty much how hes not even in the top 2 wingers at Wakefield, hes not even played 40 games in his 9 years pro career in superleague