Doesn't bother me either but I am trying to be constructive, as MC hasn't done a lot wrong so far.

Got my ticket early doors when they were £150, I probably won't make it to all the games as I play cricket sometimes on a Sunday.

Here is my take on this ... and it is neither positive nor negative... just, IMO points out the process that should be followed in making shuch a decision.



Forcefield analyisis.. the pros and cons of the decision



pros of earlier kick off... aligns with other sports and many other Sunday games. May result in less electricity used. Allows more time for away fans to get home after a game. Will not really make a difference to most home fans who attend all games anyway.



Cons, breaks a 40- 50 year pattern of home Sunday kick off times, and may well confuse casual fans, until the new pattern is adopted. (what I mean by that is generations of 'walk up' fans are programmed to assume a 3.30 kick off and we may well, for a time... find numbers turning up late... consequent frustration and opportunity to gripe and not spend money. The last half hour of game time on local radio... was almost exclusively Wakefield (or Cas if at home)... great and unopposed free publicity.



both times offer different positives and negatives, and, I am sure that this, and all other decisions are being made with the full range of management information, and to the best, long term interests of the club.



If we are moving the kick off time... market it to hell and sell the concept as positive. Otherwise (die hard fans aside) there may well be a negative trending outcome.

Someone set up a proper poll on here to see how many it does effect, in a completely unscientific way.



Wasn't the kick-off time changed in the mid 70s?



Funny, when there were threads on dropping the 'Wildcats' name were posted, we were told to worry about things more important! That's a proper tradition.

I prefer 3pm - means a more civilised home time for me & the kids, that doesn't interfere with Sunday tea.



As for those few people who are negatively impacted by this decision - I'd contact the club, I'm sure they'll sort something out.

What contract is this then Agent XIII?



The season ticket allows you in the ground for the game named on the ticket.

There is nothing on there about kick off time or even date.

Poll set up

Technological genius!!

It's almost like it was always there and has been made to be really easy for users to just set up Polls.

Never noticed the tab before





I may do more now. Be ready

Has there been a proper press release informing the wider public yet, including the explanation as to why this decision has been taken?

The fixture list is the release and is available months before round one.

personally I prefer earlier kick off times ,for instance 1 PM.In the early part of the season at mid day it might be sunny and not too cold but by 4 PM it starts to get dark and much colder.I always assumed that the original reason for 3 PM kick offs for football and rugby ,was due to the old licensing laws, when pubs closed at 3 PM , so you could have a drink in the pub then go to the match.With modern licensing laws 3PM kick offs seem to be outdated.

I personally prefer earlier kick offs especially on a Sunday because then I can have my Sunday Dinner!