Football fans do protest. Its called AMF - Against Modern Football. The thing is, they protest inside the ground when they've already paid for their tickets. Stupid, i know. If football fans dont attend games they'll lower the pricing but they pay bucket loads for tickets so the clubs aren't bothered as long as they're getting the money.
The thing is with our sport is its not a popular sport. RFL and clubs are trying to attract new fans with quite high prices. Its not going to work

Plus if there is a mass cancellation, and thus lower viewing figures, RL becomes worth less to any broadcaster in 2016, Sky could offer less and everyone else could follow suit. A way to stop it would be to not watch the games on Thursdays on tv, if a lot of people did that (I doubt they would) then Sky might see it doesn't work and revert to Fri/Sat/Sun.

If I was in your shoes I'd be picking and choosing my matches.

We dont want to become part time supporters . Love the game and Wigan RL in particular too much . But sadly it might have to come to that or even worse .

Joking apart, the picking and choosing matches is gonna have to be the option, ive started doing it this season but purely down to the lack of entertainment at 60% of home matches.

You may not want to become a part time fan but lets be honest, whether its the rfl, sky or wigan's fault you and the folk that travel distances like you do are getting pi55ed on and theres only so many times you can tolerate it..

see you at wembley then

Hopefully the change in structure will help bring some if the crowds back. With only 12 teams the standard should increase and with a top 6 playoff, finishing in the top 2 becomes very important again, especially finishing top with it guarenteeing a home semi with a home semi 2nd chance if you lose the first.