It's not cheap, even with discounts for season ticket holders. In the last fortnight I have spent:

Salford week 1 £20.00
Saints week 2 £19.50
Salford week 3 £20.00
2020 Season Ticket £230.00

That's £289.50 with the prospect of another £120+ day out next week if we'd won last night. Imagine that multiplied up for families. Wigan isn't an affluent town and people have to make choices.

Poor crowd yes, but let's not get too tough on ourselves.

No we shouldnt 'avoid' any success but not having any would be a blessing in disguise to crowds. Sometimes you can have too much of a good thing and it becomes stale. A lean spell finishing outside the play offs for a few years would allow a reset of peoples interest.

Yes but when you start getting back into the playoffs your support will increase massively. Supporters will be so excited to see you back at Old Trafford that they will want to go to the games.

Just a quick point - how many of the Salford fans who turned up last night turn up week in week out for the season as a whole? Not just the play-offs.......

No we didn't deserve to win last night - not even close. But thinking that the size of the crowd had some effect is just plain silly. If professional rugby league players cannot get themselves in the right mindset for a semi-final game like that then they are in the wrong game.

Exactly. I dont have a large crowd cheering me on to victory at work. Its the clubs job to attract the crowds by selling something that people want. People obviously do not want what they are selling.

I think that Salford's players have responded well to the support they've received in the play-offs.