I got thinking about this with regard to the survey. Putting aside the fact that the club could schedule games on different days for different teams, the arguement seems to be either for sunday or friday. But why not saturday? Admittedly, there could be a problem with City, but it would bring... a night game, a day off work for away fans ( and home fans) to get there, a kick-off time for 6.30/7pm to enable the younger fans to go and sky would effectively not have to move a home game day because they have a saturday game broadcast...surely that makes everyone happy?

Think we need to factor the economic climate into season pass sales, more than this years performances in my opinion. If you add both together i can see a fall in season pass sales.

What i want to see next year is us playing with some style and not the dross we have been served up this year. Regards the day we play, i prefer a Sunday, could leave the house at 11am and have a few jars before the match and likewise after it....can't do that now. Also can't take my son (who's 3) on Friday's

In the current economy people need reasonably cheap things to keep them occupied. A season pass for FC is a reasonably cheap option and gives something to look forward to most weekends. It cheaper than going round town and spending £50-£80 per session. Current climate or not lots of people are still spending between £200 and £320 easily every month on booze. A season pass for £180-£200 will still be on most peoples christmas list imo.

I'm pretty sure we'll sell over 8,000 season tickets again.

If we were having any level of success we wouldn't even be having this debate. It's a sign of how far we've fallen that we've become distracted by things like this. For my own part, i was annoyed that Rules "survey" didn't involve asking the fans who pay through the turnstiles what they want. Fridays have been okay but i've sat there in my seat so many times watching dross this season that i don't know what i like best anymore. If we'd played out of our skins i probably would have loved friday nights.

Some good points. In many cases though we are not talking about a season pass per household, you could be talking of two or more, which is a sizable outlay. I agree people will renew, but there will be some that won't for the reasons stated.

With regards the value for money point, that's debatable at the moment - many people have said they are not attending games this year and will pick and choose next year. People will pin there hopes on us having a better season with the players we have signed next year, which is fine but i don't think people will settle next season for what has been served up this year....here's hoping us fans back the side yet again.