I've been thinking the same thing to be honest. Money is incredibly tight for me and something has to give. I don't feel like I've had my money's worth of entertainment as I've not seen much exciting rugby in the last few seasons, so why should I make life extra hard for myself for a few months by buying a pass?

The lovely folk who sit near you

I'm not renewing.

The people either side are cool, it's the gimps that sit behind me I can live without...

I missed a number of games this season due to work commitments, and to be honest not that bothered that i did after reading reports after the match and watching it on the plus (what a god send that little machine is!!!). If say after a number of years of a drab style of rugby league and no new 'marquee' player signing gracing us for next year the board opted to follow bradfords example and huddersfields last season (or was it the 2009 season) of providing a discounted adult season pass at £60-80 on the back of a guaranteed £10-12k season pass sales then that would make me intrested again in owning a pass! as it stands and yes i am a loyal hull fan i am opting to be once again one of the many walk ups and will be picking my games to attend or cheering the lads on from my front room or an east hull pub been snarled at!

we will sell a record number again this year, one thing that we can count on is the majority of fans being fans through thick and thin !!

Your not gunning for some heated banter are you ?Oh no doubt the club will sell as many passes but for me iv decided not to buy. A lot of hassle swappin shifts, missing games so not getting value for my money, no 'no big name' signing (which i understand we cant due to salary/qouta restraints) to make me think a massive change in playing style is immenent.
Apart from a saints game a rovers derby match not had the thrill factor to make me want to lose money on a pass when i can still watch the games i choose to attend as a walk up or at home or pub!. Does that demote me from been a fan of the club? i live in the lions den so to speak always battling it out in a discussion with a drover at some point and wear my shirt still with pride.

Obviously true with us averaging 5 figure gates for the last 145 years

Sadly the club seems to take advantage of the 'thick and thin' supporters to not give us what we deserve as fans and see a competetive side with a top class coach.

Of course you will, work permitting.

I've been doubting whether i should renew for the last 2 years looking at the clubs ambition with Agar. As you say, i'll renew if i'm around because it's what we do. We blindly follow our club that takes advantage and serves up tripe. I'm praying that i'm not able to renew my pass due to work.

What he said. If I do decide to renew, it'll be because I don't want to lose a good reserved seat near halfway in the East stand so kid's pass looking likely for me too.

At my age its not going to stop me getting a season pass ..Been going to long ..Every year seeing Hull is a bonus now ..The saying is" Hull F C till I Die" and to the Rovers Trolls

4 passes east stand half. looking forward to seeing our new marquee signings already. Ohh yeh

East stand £220

Kids pass £40

£24 a seat

So you will only go to 7 home games then or its a silly idea

Not renewing. I almost didn't this season but I'm not shelling out another 220.00 to experience recurring frustration. I'll cherry pick home games and attend a few away games.

Maybe less the way I feel about Rule, Hetherington, Agar and co.

So not such a silly idea then.

I'll be renewing my season ticket as soon as they go on sale because Hull FC are my club. Always have been, always will be.

Sticking by the club through bad times like 2008-2009 and average one like this season make the good times all the more sweeter.

Is there [uanything[/u we don't agree on?

I can't believe no-one has worked out that we are the same person with two usernames

I appreciate what you're saying and, when push comes to shove, I may do the same for the very same reasons.



BUT. I feel that the board are just taking the mickey. I have no faith in our coach and to announce a 2 year contract extension for him on April 1st this year seemed to me at the time to be an extraordinarily poor bit of judgement.

I just feel that things will only improve when fans vote with their feet/pockets.

While we're getting 14k average crowds for less than average perfomances, the board will think everything in the garden is rosy.

The players out there are good enough yet constantly underperform. Whose fault is that?

I agree that the extension for Agar was premature decision. I don't believe he is the man for the job but I don't go because of who the coach is or who is on the board of directors or even who is in the playing squad.

I genuinely believe that the board want the best for the club, despite their choice of coach. Why would they be happy with a mid table team?

we were 10 minutes from fourth, are people forgetting this?

some people are never happy on here.