Surly next week with CAS and Wake recent form there will be near a full house expext 10 or 11k and with no TV should bring more there aswell.

Can not wait could be a cracker.

Well we could do with it, so lets hope so. Both teams playing very well at the moment, should be a belter, as you say.

I'd say nearer 7/8,000

Was gonna start a thread similar to this.

A great derby, both teams doing well in the league and in pretty good form, not on tv, just need the weather to be nice and I don't see any reason why there won't be a big crowd.

If ever a game should get 10,000 it should be this one.

and thats the operative word

Nah.

School holidays folk have booked it,packed it & fooooooked off.

i would think we shall get 10k next week

I hope it is be well worth it and why not make a donation to the Watene fund in the entrance i.e. reduced to £16 and a pound to the fund

Pretty confident of Cas bringing 3 to 4k I know loads of my mates who have not been botherd with away matchs for years who are going.

not me always now the wifey checks the home games

Im always dipping my hand in my pocket for this worthy fund and will do so again.

My wife as got to asking me if I have rugby this week to which I reply look at the wildcats calendar I bought you.

we have a holiday booked for the c cup final

I told her if we got there that we would be going in two cars

More like 8,000 I reckon but hopefully will be proved wrong.

Depends if our fans can be d or not



Looking forward to the game, would like to think the win over Saints will add a few more to the gate!!

8,500 / 9,000 i reckon, good game but it is the hols.

To be fair you are deluded/obsessed with attendance figures.

Cas haven't brought 3-4k to BV for years. Not knocking that, Cas bring decent support but not 3-4k!

why obbsessed just think it great chance for 2 teams playing well above the weight in a league where they say there no room for both of us to get good gate, Cas will bring 3k on a Sunday with no TV because there is sod else to do same has Wake could easly get 6 or 7 thousand on back your last win.We played each other to many times over the last few years and people get sick watching the same teams and thats why attendaces have been down.

Going by your previous countless post re: attendances over the last few years.

Your other points are correct though, but we shall see.

Apparently cas are having to swap there season tickets for the propa tickets so they may be expecting it to be full.

Lets hpe the club get the message out that the game is all ticket and u need to buy asap. Create a frenzy and they'll be no people questioning whether to go or not

and then as has happened before (leeds a couple of seasons ago), people don't turn up on the day because they've been told it is all ticket.

If people want to go they'll make the effort not just walk up when they feel like it. This is one of the major hurdles with our club that we do not plug the season ticket or pre match purchases enough (home or away).

We shouldn't be reliant on walk up trade we're a professional club not an amateur sunday league team. If the marketing is done the sales take care of themselves for a game like this.

If I can get a flight over from Ireland I will be over on Sunday like a flash.



I think the game against Cas is THE derby game as I think do many others. This game is like our own mini- championship decider for the bragging rights till next season - bring it on

Following on from what John "The Master" Kear said last night, we've gotta fill Belle Vue for the c*s match next Sunday, otherwise we never will this season. Our boys this year are playing with true belief, dedication and desire to reach the playoffs at the end of the season, but can't make it without your support! So people of Wakefield, get yourselves to Belle Vue next Sunday, your team and your city needs you! So if I can make one more suggestion, get there early next Sunday, because for years and years, the away supporters have monopolised the terrace behind the posts, that's why they are the noisier, because they are altogether, so we really ought to shout ourselves ho for what will be the most important match of the season. Forget the win at Saints last night, we need to focus on c*s!