The season tickets isn't value for money anymore, if you look at the fixture list and say i'll probably miss 3 or 4 games you might aswell pay on the gate. Its when you get to this point that it becomes very easy to watch it on sky rather than putting your hand in your pocket.

For a student/under 21 like myself it is value for money. £111 for a standing ticket is quality and having missed only one home game i find that it is good value and provides the entertainment we need and better than paying £300 for a football ST!

Although i think there should be more incentives on your ST, more than just 5% off your away travel! Maybe half price subscription to Blue & Amber? 10% off in the club shops?

couldnt face watching home games on tv

criminal that is

£30 a month subscription for Sky Sports for a chance of about 1 or 2 games a month. or £20 on the gate price?

I know which i'd choose

It's hardly criminal prioritisng what to spend your money on, I had the choice of living with the parents and watching rugby or moving out and getting a mortgage.

People will retort saying its only 20 quid yet its not when your finished with away games, travel, food etc it equates to best part of 50 quid a week which really adds up.

Think I made the correct decision.'"

Who were your "extra" games against last year.

These have been replaced with Salford and Celtic, who are hardly big crowd pullers.

Castleford and Bradford

I pay for Sky HD have 1080p 37" Telly.

If Leeds are on Telly at Home i aint paying £18 to then pay over £3.00 for a pint of watered down Carlsberg in a Plastic glass when i can get some cans/bottles of decent stuff for <50p.

also dont have to be surrounded by underage p155ed up chavs

You're our most loyal fan you are.

Unless there's a music festival that clashes with a major final.

Thank god not all Leeds fans share your attitude towards attending matches then.

He has no affinity with the Rhinos, he's from Hunslet.

He shouldnt even be going to Headingley unless Hunslet are playing there.

Wrong!

Easy target, but good work all the same.

I won't be renewing my season ticket next year! Aside from me being busy in other area's I have not got value for money this year, I have found that I have become disinterested in the area I am sat (people around me etc etc). I have also grown more and more disinterested in attending the 'lesser games' and in a way, superleague in general.

I missed probably the best game at headingley this year in the warrington match and it didn't bother me. That reaction, more than anything, has unfortunately persuaded me to not use my renewal next year! If I want to attend a game next year, i'll just pay on the gate.

It will be interesting to see how all the other SL clubs have faired this season and I'm sure there'll be someone sad enough to tell you all on Wednesday.

Club: 2009 Avg (+/- on 200icon_cool.gif

Leeds: 15,774 (=red-7.45%)

St Helens: 11,195 (+5.21%)

Huddersfield: 7,908 (+1.03%)

Hull KR: 8,527 (=red-0.32%)

Wakefield: 6,037 (=red-13.29%)

Wigan: 14,088 (=red-2.87%)

Castleford: 7,490 (=red-0.15%)

Les Catalans: 9,159 (+9.35%)

Bradford: 9,677 (=red-5.93%)

Warrington: 9,221 (=red-2.97%)

Harlequins: 3,436 (=red-9.03%)

Hull: 13,230 (=red-1.50%)

Salford: 4,467

Celtic: 3,668

Note: In the event Les Catalans figure was helped in large part by taking the Warrington game to Barcelona and attracting a double their average crowd. A risk that paid off, well done to them.

The big surprise there is the fall off at Belle Vue especially considering the year they've had on the field, events surrounding the club have cast a shadow though and perhaps that fed through to the terraces.

Leeds maintained their best support tag for a 6th consecutive season (9 in 11) and it remains a fact that only Leeds and Bradford have topped the attendance league since the SL Era began.

That is shocking from Harlequins.

Surprised (& disappointed) that our reduction is worse than the Bulls when you consider the fare put on at the respective grounds.

It seems all clubs have taken a hit this year. Hardly surprising.

Well done particularly to St Helens.

Hudds really worked hard on their rock bottom pricing (and a cup final appearance will have helped).

Catalans' have been explained by TVOC.

I have sky and a TV, I also like to socialize with human beings.

He does.

For the Saints game he paid full admission price and also paid for several pints of watered down carlsberg in a plastic glass.

He also stood with a few over-aged pis55ed up non chavs on the Western Terrace then went out drinking more beer with them.

Now, clearly that is not as cool and hip as sitting in the house on your own like Tony Ferrino but we had fun nonetheless.

They scammed it.

Every adult season ticket got a free childs orsomething like that and they count all season tickets in the attendances.

They just cant help cheating.

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They increased their attendances in a year when virtually every other club saw a decrease.

This in a season when they've lost two of the trophies they held last year.

I do,

people come round and watch it