Season passes will be down for a number of reasons next year.
Our pathetic results to low clubs going to be one and we've had 2 years of not my team well this year it was his team and still no progress where it matters, no cup run or progrese in play-offs.
No big signings and we are getting used to the speel
We need a coach asnd a good one to improve or stay where we are and be allso rans and watch gates slowly drop.

The question asked was Re: Season Passes 2011 Who getting one and who not..
not excuses to why not renewing ..Its people choice if they are not getting one ..But remember if fans don't turn up the Club will not move forwards ..Its us fans that make the Club ..Over the years I have seen people at the top come and go ..And the younger fans will be saying the same in a few years time

4th or 7th matters not to me. I've been saying all season about performances been more important to me and i stand by that. I know loads of people disagree but had we put in performances this season i still believe we would have finished 4th or higher, especially thinking of the points we threw away.

Thing like that happen in sport ..Fans say If Radford had not be sent off we would have beaten Leeds ..But what If D Tickle had took the line and not thrown that pass out .. This season there has been some funny results

Agree 100%

buy another pass to watch this shower!!... No thanxs!!

Didn't everyone say this at the end of last season, this was with O'Meley and Fitz(and maybe Long) already signed. A month later everyone is buying passes in record numbers.

Correct. There is probably an identical thread from last year

People will still buy passes and I expect around the same amount as this year. I will buy because I know that come a game day I will want to be there, win or lose so I may as well buy a pass and save myself some money. It worked out at £15 per game for me last year with my pass instead of £21, which is a big saving especially when you had the free 4th round challenge cup ticket in.

i emailed J.R.early in the season,and asked why AGAR was given a 2 year extension so early in the season,and his reply was "myself and the board,thought it was in the best interests of the fans"he had to be joking.

What did you want him to say?

Think this will be the first season where we might have a dip in passholders, which is bizarre considering we have had a much better season. The reasons are the last game was a loss to Rovers, I think that will affect some people's judgment, no major signings likely and the current economic situation.

Did you read the bit where i mentioned performances been important. I can count on one hand the number of decent performances in 2010, not good enough.

My judgement isnt impacted by rovers. If anything it was simply a final straw. I've been saying Agar needs to go for 2 seasons now and have pretty much been saying the same things about our performances for 2 years too.

Turner?



Has he ever played there? He struggles enough playing in supposedly familiar positions.

There's a constant theme about the boring brand of rugby we play under Agar. A lot of people seem to be assuming that this is a deliberate policy. I don't see any evidence of that at all. What I [ido[/i see is a side that, yet again, has played the majority of the season with a makeshift half back partnership - and in the last two games with both half backs just returned from long injury layoffs. Why is anybody surprised that we don't play champagne rugby under those circumstances?

That isn't to say that there aren't problems with our attack. Movement off the ball, dummy runners, pressing up in support - all sadly lacking. But there have been signs of us at least [itrying[/i to play some enterprising and entertaining stuff when we have something approximating our first choice 17 available.

Isnt that where the major issue is though with our coaching? Our players that would be the runners or move off the ball have been pretty consistently fit most of the season. If they were coached properly (like Wigan) it would make any makeshift halfback partnerships job easier wouldnt it? I could put someone through a gap if i had 3 good runners like Wigan do. We dont do the simple things right and that has to stop with the coach. He keeps telling us what is going wrong but fails to rectify it and we have bigger issues than missing halves.

I agree which makes signing a half or 2 the most important piece of transfer business Hull do this winter. We cannot leave ourselves exposed to the injuries is pivotal positions as we have this year.

My take on it is that I pay to be entertained and enjoy myself. It's happened precious little in the last couple of years so I'm unsure whether I'll renew my pass or just get a kids one and pick and choose my games. If it costs me a few quid extra because the games are better then I don't mind paying it but feel I go now because I've paid for my ticket rather than becuase I enjoy it

More issues, certainly. Not sure they're bigger.

The other failings in our attack have been there to one degree or another since McRae left. Three coaches have failed to address them adequately. IMO that's at least in part down to the type of players we've had over that period. We lack strike players in the backs and footballers generally - although the latter situation has been improved this season when everyone is fit at least.

Absolutely bang on. Also when Horne's been fit this season and made a break, flashback to 2004/5/6 with Shaun Briscoe backing up down the middle. My view is that our HB quality would be adequate if we focused on runners and decent support play.

Exactly how i feel.

Coaching you mean?



The way our side performs you'd think that they'd never ran through any set plays in training to get into the mindset of where they need to be and when to time things.

I still firmly believe what i said earlier in the year, with the right coaching and preparation Washy and Berro would have worked in the halves. The issue for me isnt that our halves get injured or that we dont have cover there, the bigger issue is our coaches inability to get a performance from a makeshift team. (or evidently from a near full strength side either)