You make it so simple.... so if there's 14 clubs, since the advent of the welsh s and we, HKR, average 14000 how does the working out go?

Starbug is making a point you Hull folk can,t seem to grasp.

Should your ground hold 14000 and every time you play there your ground is full then your average would be 14000. Simples.

No thanks necessary.

I,m sure you understand now.

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your ' has turned into a , is yer keyboard shagged?

Yes I know. Yes I know. Yes I know etc etc.

Don't compare proper Hull folk to this shower.They even sing we all hate Hull.How bizarre is that.

Basil , I was trying to explain to somebody that could not grasp the simple concept that if you fill a set number of seats for every game that number would be your average , and as it is not generally in my nature to insult somebodies intelligence , I was keeping it as simple as I could

so as not to offend

Its your cretins that bang on about 'in any kind of weather' not us, its you lot that claim the title 'the faithful'.

A bit of cold and rain all of a sudden becomes to tough for the 'in any kind of weather' faithful.

Too many clubs lack ambition and action. Hull KR have been succesful because of the ambition.

To reach this target they need a good product on the pitch, the right prices, the right place maybe a new stadium or an improved one and also good promotion and marketing. If all teams in super league could do that, everyone could average over 10,000.

Well said that man

Do expect them to sing Come on you Hull

No come on you kr would do...

But we all hate hull now that is

.... to be expected after 10 years of Super League handouts

And yet so catchy

So you've counted them have you?

Er, I don't need to. Your club announces the attendance, although the figure is often at odds with the numbers claimed by some fans.

If you have 9,000 "passionate" fans please tell me why the attendance for the Elimination Play off semi against Wigan was 8,162.

Sorry you appear to have drifted again into the "total" fan number.
I was under the impression you can have more fans than the ones who actually go to a specific game.(a bit like the Hull fans who go to the KC derby but not the next home game)

That is the whole point here

The HKR chairman has publically spoken of their debts and the need to get to 10,000 fans to break even , and if this latest press release is to be proven true then it is quite simply a statement of intent , to get an ave of 14,000 fans they need a stadium with a capacity of at least 14,000 , it shows ambition and we would hope a plan to achieve that ambition

They might not reach that target , but in setting the target they are challenging themselves and their supporters

In 5 years time the target if not reached will probably be re targeted , which is fine , well done to them

Correct , if Rovers were to make a final there would suddenly be 20,000 wearing the shirt , these are the people the club is targetting in suggesting they want 14,000 at each game , that along with good quality accomodation for away fans will result in the target being reached

The club have never mentioned 14000 this figure was brought up by a troll at the start of the thread.
As far as I am aware the club have targetted an average of 10000

Maybe but at Least it has got people thinking

Talk about being Pedantic or what!!!!
The concept of Avarage is that you add up the total amount of fans which attend over the course of the seasons HOME games.Divide this number by the number of HOME games and BINGO you have your avarage.Any shortfall in any one game below 14000 has to be made up by an increased attendance in the others.But at the end of the day a 14000 Avarage means that in theory the attendance at each game was 14000.
I can just imagine you now complaining that your socks and Y fronts haven't been ironed and you only have 500 cornflakes in your Brekkie bowl when you like 565.

Yeah but they call you HULL kingston rovers.Some idiot made up the song and the rest followed.So there's your answer.A loony tune if ever i heard one.

But it is very catchy

Maybe for people who are not from the city.