Same here.
And yes I do have a feeling of guilt that I'm letting the club down - but they cant keep expecting to take money out of my pocket when they are delivering jack shoite.

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Absolutely!

Here we have a complete mess with a "management" team comprising of two people who oversaw the last financial disaster.

One of which seems to have a finger in far too many aspects of the running of the club.

Trying to sell us season tickets while merrily handing out free tickets to mainly female "supporters" who then get in FOC???

Add to that, the free ticket recipients are dumb enough to advertise the fact all over social media.

They counted on 3000 ticket sales, so far sold 1200 - hence the desperation sets in. They just don't get it.

I have been going to Odsal since 1964 and had a ticket since 1995.

I am with EW for PM - not buying one - seen this before in the 80's and I am not going backwards for anyone.

Says it all when life long supporters are disenfranchised as you are.The people who run this Club have little or no affiliation or feeling for the fans.They cannot comprehend and are incapable of understanding.A backhanded slap in the face too often....I don't blame you sir.

With what they probably had to do to get those free tickets, they'd have been better off paying for them...

Are there really women who'd surrender their honour for a ticket to see us at home vs Batley?

It's like a plot-line out of the League of Gentlemen!

Next time you're at Odsal, have a look around, you'll answer your own question.

I don't think my feeling is that I'm letting the club down, largely because it's the club's own doing (in it's current form). I do however feel disappointed that I'm not going to see so many games this year, especially after having had a season ticket for what I think is 16 straight years (would have been longer had I not worked shifts previous to that). But I've just come to a point where I've had enough and need to do something about it. Acting with my feet so to speak, is my choice of action.

My biggest fear is that by getting out of the habit of going to Odsal every other weekend, I'm going to find something else to do with my time. And then when it comes round to me no longer feeling like they're trying to rip me off, I'm just not going to be as interested any more. It's an even bigger fear for me that others will find the same thing happens to them, and fans are effectively lost for good.

Sadly - in 2007, my mate and myself had a meeting with Peter Hood to discuss this exact issue - and at the time we had dipped below 10,000 average so I was worried









After an hour trying to get the point across, he showed us a CGI of the completed Odsal Sports Villlage because when it happened - the crowds would come back..











11 years on - they want to sell 3000 tickets and only manage 1200 - and as you say - people find another way to spend free time and its a hell of job to get them back - if you ever do!

The above laughter is manic of course..

Does anyone no the best attendance in league 1 last season? Guessing someone against Toronto. I think if we sell 1500 season tickets in total we will be doing well.