Getting to the final eliminator and losing against the eventual winners isn't what we should be labeling as 'very poor'.



I still stand by saying that for people to want sell there season tickets after just 2 games and ONE home game is just pathetic.

I didn't say we had a very poor season of where we finished, but in terms of playing quality we did.



I agree it is pathetic with it being so early, but if people don't want to watch the drivel that we'll be watching then you can't blame them if they don't enjoy it anymore. They obviously don't share the same passion for the club that we do.

i agree with both yours and hogans points. we made a concisous decision to not purchase season tickets this year, mainly due to the fact we cant afford them but also due to the fact that last year we only went to games to meet up with our friends as the rugby on display was so unentertaining it wasnt worth watching.



i cant see why someone would sell their season ticket after just 2 games but i can understand why non-season ticket holders choose to not go to games

To be honest, I find that story highly dubious. It was posted by a Saints fan, who is probably trying to convince us (and himself) that the one area where we can laugh scornfully at them is soon to disappear.



No-one would try to sell their season ticket after two results. With the price of living these days, the only people buying season tickets in the first place are those who are more than a little bit committed.

I have my ticket for Fridays match. (£20) I shall travel 155 miles each way (deisel £30 return) longest time taken 6 hrs. Digs (£30)

food, drinks, programme visit to Warriors World etc (not much change from £50)

I have been gagging for this match for months, of course a win is most preferable.

I used to be a season ticket holder, I negotiated a Sunday to Thurs working shift to leave Fri night/Sat mornings free to travel to every home game. I will probably get to 3 matches this year due to match change e.g. Bulls now they threaten another two match changes later in the year.

The results do not affect my willingness to turn up for a match its all the above + team selection, I see that we may be up to 5 1st teamers short on Friday. After the last two results second thoughts do creep into attending or not, but as I am limited to fewer matches this year I SHALL turn up, now lets sort these Cas out and kick on to a great year. C'mooooooon

Of course we don't need thier money do we

...Also it's called having a choice.

I have one, and so do many others that I know. You missed another main difference, when I use mine, I see my team win.

Totally agree, if they are so fickle why do they buy a season ticket in the first place !!!

i suggest it is all talk(frustation) after the game & he will be there for the next match

You have posted 5 attempts to be funny on 5 different threads and none have worked!



I suggest young sir, You are kn0b!

Is that the only reason you go then?

Just wait till your not winning, Imagine what will happen then?

The fans who I fear we going to start losing are the young kids, i.e. the next generation of supporters.



My boy who went non stop for about 3 years, started to lose interest a couple of years ago - the final straw for him was sitting at the JJB in the freezing cold watching us get beat by Hull KR.



He has since attended only a couple of matches and on both occasions the standard of fare on offer and the poor atmophere has not aroused his interest. He is now at the point were he doesn't want to go to matches despite him having a season ticket.



I am not at the point where I think he is lost from the game forever but on the other side the product on the pitch is going to have to improve to get him back any time soon.