Just worry about all the fans that have turned off RL and cannot be brought back again.

I never do, probably cos I've seen it all before. RL has its own attraction, to its own brand of supporter, and I'm sure that if we do well, we'll do OK attendances-wise too. Also it's much easier to market when you've got something worth marketing. Over to Jimmy and MG.

From a personal point of view, I can honestly say that I'm looking forward to the start of next season a helluva lot more than I am to the rest of this one.

The importance of that cannot be overstated. After years of struggle and heartache the opportunity to take steps in the right direction, be they large or small, must be a relief. You may even enjoy some rugby rather than the loyal endurance you have all been through.

I totally understand that some may be looking forward to next year. I take no pleasure in saying that I'm probably done with it. Not just because of our fall from grace but the whole game upsets me with it's parochial ineptitude. 8x8x8? I mean wtf?

I don't watch highlight shows, I don't check for latest scores. I just feel a bit sad really. I hope to god my all encompassing disillusionment fades and I can read this post and call myself a melodramatic git at some point in 2015.

It will be a good test. The thing that hasn't changed is, will you get that match day buzz from turning up to see how the lads do today? Whilst having your weekly commune with the folk and spirit of TGG, and the chat and banter and that rugby league only stuff that all comes with the package, whether at Odsal or Keighley or anywhere.

If you go and it doesn't, fair enough. But my money's on the game!

Thank god someone else feels the same as me and had the nerve to say it.

Just take a step back mate and enjoy the sport for what it is,the greatest show on earth

I felt pretty gloomy several weeks back and the thoughts of why not finally pack it in were there, but I'm better now.

Having said which, if - as I fear - we were to move from Odsal to somewhere pathetic then I'm not sure that my nerves could take that much strain. For me that could be the last straw, I think. And as I've said I see moving as a very high probability as I just don't see how Odsal can be economic playing in front of 3K-4K crowds.

But at the mo I'm hoping for the best. Against hope, really.

The thoughts expressed on the other thread made me wonder where people stand if they had to make the decision today.

It's a changeable vote so feel free to come back and re-vote if in weeks to come, events change your mind!

Staying, and will get a season ticket for any venue - I don't care where we play

Season ticket if at Odsal. Could not stand it at VP.

I'll be here next season, but I'll wait to see how the season ticket is structured with the new competition structure, and what price it is, and if were serious about the squad/club rebuilding before I buy a season ticket.

Also, I've noticed on a couple of threads talk of moving from odsal, where has this come from? Have I missed something? We'll be at odsal for the foreseeable, even if we have to mothball the terrace in the medium term. I've seen nothing about alternatives, Vp will cost more, no other venues in the city are suitable IMHO, we'll be odsal, and we'll be winning more games than we have this year!

yes, last word from Green was we are staying at Odsal, hence my criticism UNLESS he aims to develop it and the development gain is a new stadium

So who's the 2 that's definitely gone, and how long did you support the Bulls, and can you summarise your reasons?

Although I'm obviously chuffed to bits with Cas' recent form & I will be at Headingley tomorrow night, I stopped following Cas all over several years ago due to a number of reasons. However I never lost my love for TGG & I look forward to every weekend & get to as many games as possible - whether that is at Leeds, Bradford, Keighley or Huddersfield. As long as there is a good game on offer, a good craic, a few beers, it doesn't still get much better.