now I probably get shot down for this but what does everyone think to having Saturday fixtures for play off ? for me they are a no no I work Saturdays normally doing discos later on too so wil miss a large chunk of games of which I am gutted, I not sure they will work for same reasons that people work and have other things to do Saturdays plus football starting again but just my own opinion what does everyone think? realise they cant keep everyone happy I guess

Personally it is beneficial for me and I can make more of the matches (during August and September) because they are on a Saturday.

Generally I prefer Sunday.

I think matches should be Saturday or Sunday, not Thursday or Friday nights as they are often too difficult to get to.

It's a no no from me , and talking with chissit earlier in the week he's not to happy about it either! He tell me saturday is the day he stops in and washes his hair

No chance for me, I'm a season ticket holder but have other sporting commitments on Saturdays so won't be able to attend. Can't please all of the people all of the time I suppose...

I'm a bus driver so have more sundays off than other days of the week. So Sundays for me

Lucky that they fall as they do so can make them but one things for sure if we play Saturdays next season that's 4 season tickets less sold and it will be a as and when situation probs only manage 3 games all season plus the loss of another one who goes to a game now and then.It would be quite good if we do move in with Dewsbury if as someone has mentioned they did a double header lets say another fiver to take both games in on a Sunday don't have to be every home game just a few games would fire a bit more money in both clubs pockets if only 400 fans took the offer up its another grand a piece plus the extra in food and beverage takings.

It's at BS request - to allow at least 6 days between games. #fact

Playing on the sundays would have still achieved that. #fact

I'm glad we've chosen Sat evenings just to keep the moaners happy. I'll be along with the usual lads supporting the club in these vital games