There can't have been more than 200 there today?

I think it's pretty shoddy, I have no idea what there average home gate is (6000 as a wild guess?), that means about 3% of fans go to away games.

On the other hand I'm guessing FC take about 2000 to the Galpharm, prob about 16% of the average home gate.

I know both Hull teams are renowned for having great away support but having a decent away crowd at home games adds to the atmosphere, for me and thought it was a pathetic effort.

For a team that can play some pleasing on the eye rugby and have really progressed over the last few years and now challenging, the team deserves better support IMO.

I do wonder if the recent 'coach bricking' incidents is starting to put people off, which would be a real shame.

As many as 200?

2400 we took this year I think. No value in going to away matches at £20+ a pop when you get a full season at the pharm for that

I hope no-one bricked their taxi.

104, just counted them

london and cats brought more

Well it is a far town to come from........il get me coat.

With Hull's ticket prices are you surprised? people are saving the money to buy their next 10 years worth of season tickets with complimentary jizz stained shirt thrown in and still have enough for a match day pint.

No need for the coat pal, thought that was quite sharp for a Sunday evening... and if your like me and have had 6 pints and a roast beef dinner and feeling quite lethargic?!

Is it time to start charging less for away fans/families and getting them through the gate?

1000 at £10 each is better than 200 at £20....

In a word no. Hudds have never brought many and the excuse about prices is lame. If the tickets had been £10 they would not have brought that many more.

even before the price change, away fans never turned up in big numbers, especially the giants, so we may as well make some money from the small number who do come, its called running a buisness!

Huddersfield have had a low attendance rate for both home and away fixtures for many seasons. I don't think that pricing structure or away coaches being bricked will have had much of an affect on things today.

They should get a better crowd, really. They have a decent stadium, generally play good rugby and have reached finals in recent years. Something must be amiss, either in the town or in the marketing, but I don't know enough to say what it is.

Quite.

All the bemoaning from away fans this season is quite baffling. Where were they anyway when the prices were lower?

With better windscreen insurance nowadays you'd think more people might show up.

The clubs should get together to sort out the marketing for the benefit of all IMO.

Pearson is well known for his success in this department, there is no reason that at the right price point and perhaps with a little more razzamatazz around the games, and things going on during the build up each week, I'm sure more would come and to the benefit of the atmosphere, the game and the coffers?

Or maybe the joy/buzz of a good 'away day' is missed by some fans?

I'm not sure what Giants charge for an away ticket in comparison to FC but surely its just a couple of quid and can't be used as an out and out excuse?

Surprised clubs haven't come up with an away season ticket, coach travel included.

Is there such a thing as Mod Trolling and if so how does it differ from standard poster trolling?

I thought there were more people from Huddersfield on the pitch than in the North Stand!

How does it work ie how much £ do away fans earn from games ,is it what they sell , a cut of total att etc etc?

They get a small percentage of all away tickets THEY sell.

Cheers pal .

No wonder teams love playing both fc n dobbins at their grounds

I appreciate that our support is poor and today was very poor for various reasons, cost and poor form the main ones, but that picture is not from during the game as the seats around me were all full yet in that pic they are all empty.

Looked pretty accurate from what I saw through the match, and I was opposite you in South.

I was in the east and that's what it looked like