not an expert ,but wasn`t the saints game last season the one with leroy`s one handed pass?if so it was on a sunday i think , but it was on sky

To be honest the weather made a decent gesture from the club seem a big needless and I think that the £50 season ticket holders were not expecting the upgrade even if the conditions had been as they were earlier in the day. If it has set a precident we will see but a bit of summer rain never hurt anyone and with luck the weather will improve and with not many home games in March and April lets hope every game is bathed in sunshine and the club will be out selling sun tan lotion and floppy hats to those in that stand very soon.

Living in London, so Sunday is really difficult. Have a season ticket. Here maybe more like me who can't make all home games.

I've got a renewed season ticket, it personally doesn't bother me who sits or pays what.........I WASN'T COMPLAINING I WAS JUST SAYING WHAT SOMEONE WHO ONLY FOUND OUT THEY WERE GOING ON THE MORNING OF THE GAME WAS SAYING !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Crowds are steadily increasing, it takes a long time to come up from the few hundred we used to get at Fartown. But if the team keep on playing like they are the crowds will build, and I will be happy if they can just increase by 500 per year, a nice steady increase and 10,000 - 12000 will soon be obtainable.

Also people who live in Brighouse, Mirfield, and Huddersfield started following Bradford at the start of Super League when Bradford were cracking all the eggs and had a good pre match build up to the game. And after 3 years of rubbish performances from Bradford they are still getting over 10,000.
But people who live in these areas now and are looking for a team to support, will most likely select Huddersfield as their team of choice to support, as people want to follow a winning team.
Robbie could do to concentrate on areas just outside Huddersfield as well, as more of Huddersfield Town supporters come from outside Huddersfield than those who live in Huddersfield.