I worry for the future of rugby league in general but I will always be a Bulls supporter and will watch them wherever they play.

No contest i will be staying, i know it may seem deftest but i can't see us staying up and am looking forward to next year when we can play some different teams and see some wins. The Cougars / Bulls came is a must.

Thoroughly looking forward to the trip to fax. Marketed right, could see a crowd of 5k

I'll still be around and will still buy my season ticket regardless of where we play.Bradford have been my team for as long as I can remember, my family have been going since the 50's and it was pretty inevitable i'd follow suit. My Grandma died 2yrs back and she would turn in her grave if I gave up now just cos we've got to take a step down for a bit.

Like many, i'm looking forward to getting this year out of the way and starting afresh next year, although I still dream of a miracle intervention (however unlikely).

When I started really going to games and understanding what was going on, I was about 8yrs old (1989/90 season) and I went with my grandparents to all away games. In hindsight, some of the smaller grounds were the best, although many have changed (Watersheddings, Thrum Hall, Post Office Road to name a few).

So, sign me up to wherever. How does the song go???

"I'm Bradford Till I Die, I'm Bradford Till I Die, I know I am, I'm sure I am... I'M BRADFORD TILL I DIE!!!"

In an odd way I am looking forward to next year. The Winter should allow my 'Bulls fatigue' to dissipate and with an off season without the drama we have all experienced over the past several years it will feel good to focus on matters on the paddock.

For myriad reasons I am hopeful of attending more games in 2015 if my schedule allows. The derbies should be fun and the novelty may be similar to that of Rangers playing in the lower leagues of Scottish football. I don't think the Bulls are going to necessarily sweep all before them as Rangers have done these past couple of seasons, but there is a common thread of the fallen giant starting over.

I have a sense that Super League may miss the Bulls more than the other way around.

Couple of questions I have about next year.

1. Presumably this year will be the last for dual registration?

2. Will the competition points system in the Championship fall in line with Superleague next year? ie. 2 for a win, 1 for a draw and no bonus points.

Pretty much my feeling

I haven't decided yet about a season ticket, and voted in the poll for that option. A lot depends on what kinds of deals they strike. We will also need to know whether the season ticket is for just the 'regular' season, or whether it includes the breakaway 8 games as well.

To be honest, I'll be relieved when this season is over. With a few months off, I suspect I'll be looking forward to trips to The Shay and Cougar Park.

Looking at the champ table, it's not certain we'll actually be playing Keighley next season. It's squeaky bum time right now as far as they are concerned.

There'd be a certain irony in that

They've been waiting for nearly 20 years for us to fall from grace and they might fall further down still

Two thing I'll be doing differently;

1. Not rushing out to buy my season ticket ASAP, I'll wait until news - any news - drips out and get it in the last week of Early Bird.

2. Buy it on credit card!

So somewhere around 80% don't think they will be packing it in. I find that very encouraging, and so should the Bulls. If I was expecting anything then it'd probably have been maybe 50-50 so this is great stuff.