Im a fev fan and ive watched fev for over 20 years with 16 of my mates.we have bought season tickets year in year out but as 5 of my mates are from wakey we have decided not to renew our season tickets at fev next year with the RFL being the way they are and were sick to death of watching friendlies week in week out.So we have looked into getting season tickets at wakey next season and if we buy them before the end of october we will be able to watch wakey for the same price we pay to watch fev.We hav'nt made any decisions yet but one we have made is we wont be renewing our season tickets at fev next season.The RFL have drove fans away from the teams they love and we have come to the conclusion if we cant beat em we might as well join em.This bulls saga is just another nail in teams like ours coffin.

While disolutioned with the administration of the sport , Disapointed with my own clubs management , and bored with the matchday experience , I wouldnt/couldnt start following another club

Ultimatley it is me that has changed, not the sport, club or team, they are all still attempting to do what they consider is best for whatever part of the sport/game they control

An excellent post, but, i'm not sure it is US that have changed.
It's US that can't seem to change with the times.
Rewind, Winter Rugby, played at Thrum Hall, 1987 cup winners, 1988 cup loosers, 1989, relegated, 1990 average crowd in the second division 7000.
Then comes summer Rugby,
"Don't like summer Rugby, crowds down,
Move to the Shay,
"Don't like the Shay, crowds down.
Then comes relegation,
"Rather watch the Bulls"
The problem is that Joe Public has fallen out with Rugby League.

Thankfully my name isn't Joe Public, and I love Rugby League, always have always will.

Hope so, but I will only believe it when it's in the Sun.