I would just like to congratulate the 2.5k travelling support tonight from Hull...
It makes a change to see fans in the north stand

Fantastic turnout, showed Hull KR how to travel in numbers.

And well done to the 1.5k who stayed beyond 63 minutes.

2.1 I believe

Good support. Best yet which surprises me as KR usually bring more than FC.

Their support is one of the best in the league home and away, makes me think how many they would have brought if it would have been sunday afternoon

Missed the attendance tonight what was it?

Edit: nevermind, jsut over 15k, good effort from both sides! biggest of the weekend?

15,045

15,045

It was 2,130 from Hull. Could tell they had a big following with the Red Robin ironically being packed by them pre match.

Not wishing to be a misery, but was I the only one surprised that there was only 15k on? Fair play to Hull, over 2k on a Friday night is a decent turnout, but only 13k of our fans? When we've been playing as well as we have? I honestly thought there'd be a better turnout, given we averaged 16k 2 years ago, when we were awful. And dull. Just surprised there's not more coming given the huge improvement in both entertainment value & results.

hopefully we can get 16k+ for the leeds game

You looking for a bite?

Wigan v Hull last season - 12,491

First time I'd been to Wigan tonight. Shame about the scoreline but had a nice bit of banter in the car park with some of the Wigan fans

Cheers guys. You ripped us apart with the step inside virtually every play.

Rome wasnt built in a day springs to mind

Yes

Amazing following tonight from Hull considering that at 7.40pm there must have been no more then 200 in the North Stand. I looked around about 30mins before Kick Off tonight and though we'd be looking at a crowd of 12k maximum. It didn't half fill up quickly close to kick off time and I thought the crowd was pretty good overall.

was good atmosphere tonight . Hull certainly made their presence felt.

Fair point - however having got 13,680 against Crusaders in the first match of the year, I'd have expected 1-2k more to be pitching up given the huge improvement. Whereas, given Hull's away support last night, we had effectively the same number of home fans as at Crusaders.

I presume the 'good atmosphere' was in't North alone? Us Wigan fans where crap. Never known consecutive home games to be so quiet + we've never been winning like this!

On the same 4 games last season we are actually over 3000 up those this season, so that shows we are improving. Only the Hull KR game have we got a less crowd this year than last.

Yes your probably right and with the game not being on SKY will have helped.

To be honest I thought that there were more than 15k on, looking around the stadium you would find it difficult to get another ten thousand inside?

Our crowd average should shoot up over the coming months with the St Georges day game, The Leeds game, The saints game, The Big One 2 against Wire and the Community day game.

A average attendance of 15,000 at the end of this season is an achievable target imo.

Saints is away

I just meant we have a game left against them at home somewhere down the track(not sure when tbh).

I've proudly got my tickets tucked away in the draw for the Good Friday game.