My answer is NO.

Unless we have some major changes at the club next year. I've watched us get steadily worse in the last 3 years.
Next year I'll pick and choose the games I attend.

Maybe Mr Hood is not concerned that the crowds are reducing this year because we have the money from the season tickets holders. What happens if these people do not renew? where will that leave us? How can we plan without the money upfront.

Decisions made at the club between now and December will have a massive impact on our season ticket sales and maybe ultimatley our ability to survive as a club.

Reading the comments on this thread perhaps now is the time for the club to put the wheels in motion to put on some form of offer for season tickets next year?

At present I'm not exactly flush with cash and also my daughter was born fairly recently, so can't see myself affording a season ticket for next year at current prices. It's even more difficult to justify spending the cash when I'm not getting enjoyment out of going to watch them, which is surely why any person likes to follow sport. It's not necessarily that they're not winning for me, it's just utterly frustrating at times watching them.

Reduced prices would certainly make me want to find the cash to get ticketed up for next year though, and may do for others. A full stadium is always better than a near empty one, so wonder if this will be likely? City had the balls to do it.

Well said

it's not often I find my self agreeing with you.

Yes, I`ll be renewing. To be honest I can`t understand the thread, is there some reason why we shouldn`t?

Oi! You are supposed to be a complete and utter pain in the ärse - what gives with coming on here and talking complete sense?? Your rep will be in tatters now!

Oh, and



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I'm a very long term fan that hasn't decided as yet. The thing that upsets me the most is all the spin. I'd just love it if Macca came out and said that if some of these players weren't contracted he wouldn't pay them in washers. Unfortunately toeing the party line is doing him no favours at all.