CITY TOP ATTENDANCE TABLE
BANGOR City can currently boast being the club with the highest average home attendance in Welsh Premier League games this season.
Following matches played on Saturday, November 15, City's average crowd over their first seven home league fixtures is 613.
That edges them ahead of Welsh Premier leaders Rhyl, whose average attendance is 584 from their first eight league fixtures.
Rhyl have topped the WPL average attendance table for the past five seasons.
Bangor City - league attendances so far 2008/09
959/468/440/427/502/790/702. Total = 4288; Average = 613.
Rhyl - 2008/09
586/937/522/572/569/489/479/516. Total = 4670; Average = 584.
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Rhyl Football in the Community aim through a wide range of initiatives, to encourage people, particularly children, to participate in football and other sports.
Lets see how many they get without kids for free and on the back of 2 2-0 home defeats in a row
Yes, I never think "free" games should acount really.
We still have them, TNS and Prestatyn at home yet so that will boost ours