If ALL of us work together we CAN make it happen.

Yeah right!

I persuaded my parents to buy one each but they could not be persuaded to do so again at any price. On top of the woeful losses, they also attended frankly crap wins as well. As an example, the Harlequins game was right up there with the most boring I've ever been to.

It's a tough ask to get 11k signed up, but for the money it's still a no brainer if it remains as low as it is. Even if it went up to £100 I'd still buy one given that I go to the home games anyway.

One things for sure, if we don't get the income you can forget about ever having a decent team to support.

Indeed to both.

And unless anyone has a sugar daddy waiting in the wings, there is only one place that most of the required income is going to come from.

I think the Bulls put too much emphasis on the fact we were a winning team in the first decade of SL. Not very futureproof, not enough to keep all the fans we picked up and now there's a sense that a trophyless year means that the fans have been duped.

A winning team puts bums on seats but no club in any sport can guarantee that year in year out. I don't think the emphasis RL adminstrators put on it is healthy for the sport. By definition, a minimum of twelve clubs in SL end up as losers every year.

The Bulls will always have the loyal support base, like myself, who will by a season ticket regardless of expectations. The problem we have next year is that many tickets were purchased by 'fringe supporters' who bought into the 'whole new beginning' pitch that the club sold. How many will buy into that again? As I said earlier, I persuaded 5 people to buy tickets, none thought we would win anything' but all expected a good game day experience. What they actually got was poor rugby and flat atmospheres. None of them will be interested in buying another next year. How many others will feel the same?

Agree i think we will srtruggle to get 11k but i will still be buying mine for next season, not sure about the family though its hard to get people to watch a shower of that week in week out. Hope MP can turn it around next season, otherwise we will struggle.

If your a loyal supporter and support bulls through the thick and thin you will buy one. The people who dont will be like you say not the true fans... however if its £60 or cheaper or a bit more its still very cheap considering what you pay on match day so could still tempt few people.

Not entirely true - value for money was given by Cas h, Wakey h, Saints h, Hudds h. Add in two fairly meh wins over Salford and Quins, entertaining losses to Leeds and Catalans, and two gubbings by Wigan and Wire (not sure how to categorise Hull) and I'd say they've had their money's worth.

I appreciate that people don't seem to see it that way, but sixty quid for that lot is not shabby at all.

If we had to rely just on "true fans" for income, the club would go bust tomorrow. Like it or not, we need a large number of discretionary fans to pay the bills.

I totally agree. It has been fantastic value for money and I'll jump at the chance to buy a cheap season ticket, but I'm a bulls supporter. The people I persuaded to buy tickets liked the bulls but have only ever been to the odd game. I talked them into buying it. The general consensus was that they had their value for money but weren't impressed enough to go around again. Fair enough, but how many more people who bought tickets this year will feel the same? Quite a few I reckon.