Renewing season tickets for 2013 : Wed Jul 11, 2012 3:17 pm  

Seeing as how easty has asked on another thread about who is doing player recruitment next season perhaps we also should indicate who from our small but merry band will be purchasing ST's next year.

Re: Renewing season tickets for 2013 : Wed Jul 11, 2012 3:38 pm  

My option is not there,

Will look at money and whether I would rather spend my money on a Bronco ST or somewhere else - such as the Slough Jets -


For the past ten or so years it was renew without thinking now likely to go to the random games I can make.

Re: Renewing season tickets for 2013 : Wed Jul 11, 2012 3:44 pm  

I will wait to see what the recruitment situation is like and who the new coach is. If it is someone of demonstrable pedigree, I will renew. If it is Powell, or someone similarly untested, then I will pick and choose my games and play some saturday cricket instead.

The fact that we're even asking ourselves these questions shows just how far the club has fallen.

Re: Renewing season tickets for 2013 : Wed Jul 11, 2012 3:52 pm  

I'll only renew if we have a new, experienced coach on board - if Powell is STILL in charge then sorry but I'm outta here!

Re: Renewing season tickets for 2013 : Wed Jul 11, 2012 4:22 pm  

Only renew if the Powell has left and his replacement has some previous experience as a head coach
Also, will wait to see where next year home games are to be played, if 4/5 are on the road and a pain to get to then I'll pick and choose which games I attend

Re: Renewing season tickets for 2013 : Wed Jul 11, 2012 4:32 pm  

I have voted for " I will see what the prices are and we must have a new coach." but also will take into account how many on the road games we are going to have. (more than 3 will not buy)

Re: Renewing season tickets for 2013 : Wed Jul 11, 2012 4:40 pm  

If Powell is still there I'll pick & choose a few home games to watch even if the ST is the same price as this year. If the ST doubles in price I won't bother renewing even if we have a new coach.

Re: Renewing season tickets for 2013 : Wed Jul 11, 2012 4:59 pm  

If Powell is still in charge I very much doubt I will renew.

Re: Renewing season tickets for 2013 : Wed Jul 11, 2012 5:23 pm  

Staggered by this thread. Who was the other person who voted for the first option? Where is the loyalty from anyone on here? Its no wonder that the club is on its booty when this is the state of affairs. These are the opinions from a fair cross section or perhaps some of the most allegedly "loyal" supporters, those who are interested in the club on a 7 day basis rather than just turning up every so often every other Saturday.

I will be buying a season ticket regardless of the coach, regardless of the playing staff, as this is the team that I support now, have supported in the past, and will always support in the future. This is my club. I'm not going to throw a hissy fit as we aren't in a good place at the moment as that won't help anyone at all. If anyone cares 1 jot about the club, they will get behind it and buy a season ticket next year, supporting the club as it attempts to turn things around. Refusing to buy a ST on the basis that this season has been a disaster and if Powell is perhaps in charge next year is extremely disappointing.

I don't like Powell either, what happens if say, Richard Agar is appointed? Does everyone renew their season ticket automatically? I'm really not sure what people are expecting. I am crossing my fingers that we will recruit a decent coach and some new players but my decision on whether or not to buy a season ticket will not be based upon this. I will be buying as soon as the renewal prices are released.

I have always regarded a vast number of our 'supporters' as an utter joke and this thread confirms it. We hardly have any supporters, instead we have people who like to watch Rugby League now and then and are prepared to stop following the club just like that. Fair play to the loyal ones, you know who you are

Re: Renewing season tickets for 2013 : Wed Jul 11, 2012 5:50 pm  

Lister - if we dont agree with you we are not loyal fans, well we are all allowed our own opinion so I will allow you yours. Ok. After 20 years of attending home and a massive amount of away games and spending an absolute fortune on this club, on goods in the shop and a massive amount in sponsorship of players and numerous other things, as a pensioner I can no longer spend money willy nilly. I have to look at spending my money on things which hold value for money and interest me, while Powell is at the club neither of these apply. IN your mind, I can't be considered a loyal fan any longer as I refuse to spend any more money of my hard earned pension on something which holds no interest in it's current form, however as you are obviously not cash strapped would you like to buy my season ticket. I could watch and I could support as long as you pay for it for me.