6500 in torrential rain tonight.

And apparently 2000 more than a union game down the road

It must have been very cosy under the stands



Not bad that well done

pfffffffffffffft

it was just spitting

were the lights switched on in the main stand? no electricity vs hull fc, it was my only gripe against a great day out a couple of weeks ago

Cracking attendance. Hopefully the club can average around 5000 this season.

Let's hope that this is consistant.

and not like some clubs where season ticket holders can't get to see the game because of all the Big Gamers?

Celtic giving tickets away again

No.

How many you lot going to get for Toulouse on Thursday?

Sounds like you've had two good turnouts at home so far this season? Let's hope that carries on for you!

How many you lot going to get half way through the season when your still on 0 points

A lot more than you would should you be on 0 points.

A very good turnout from the Saints fans too and, although the match was as dull as anything, I thoroughly enjoyed myself. Quick question, do you always leave the training gear behind the posts during a match? I was surprised none of the trainers bothered to collect them in?

You will see more crowds like that as quite afew teams will bring loads of fans down and you if you carry on hvaing exciting games like that.

Not a word I would use to describe it. In fact, one of the worst games for knock-ons and disrupted play, and the conditions really dictated the game. It was a fairly dull game in all honesty.

However, if Celtic are as competetive and determined in their games then a win won't be far off. But we already know that with, for want of a better word, the 'small' clubs consistency is not a common trait, and they often struggle to back up big performances.

Having said that, this is their first ever year in SL, and to push Saints so close is a massive achievement. It's all a learning curve for the Crusaders this year.

It may not have been the most exciting game (although i and many rugby union fans would have enjoyed the defensive nature of it, although just like a really high scoring game, its not what anyone wants to see every game. Variety innit.) but it showed that we have realised the importance of defence, whish was less of an issue in the lower leagues. Also sometimes watching the guys putting their bodies on the line time after time, showing passion and courage beyond the wage and professionalism, sometimes helps to bind the crowd with the club more then even a exciting, high scoring game. A lot of welsh sport is about a sense of being against the odds, rourkes drift sort of mentality. The boys did us a proud and my rugby union mate wanted to come to the next home game but unfortunately some idiot decided that 7pm on sunday against wakefield was a good scheduling move!

Really ?

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It maybe a shed ,BUT IT'S OUR SHED ! Its also seen some of the greatest sporting triumphs in welsh rugny union and league over the years. Being a Cardiff city fan and losing the terraces will be a travesty next year, one of the many joys of Bridgend.

Still bitter i see. You should be on the Salford board having ago about the p*ss poor attendances they have had so far.

good answer how many are you expecting to travel to the halliwell jones on sunday

Not many mate, only a handful.