I would love to pledge again if its the same or a little bit more or even a little bit less as someone else pointed out earlier. I know for sure several people that will not be going again next year though and I will find it hard to encourage andone to go.

I for one will be getting a season ticket. I am a Bulls fan, not a if we win games im a fan. Next season is a new season and will be a clean slate.

If we make the playoffs it will help the scheme a lot but unlikely right now.

i'll probably pledge again, i've been collecting the teamcard points from the associates so will get a bit of a discount.

At £60 a go I'd definately get my three again, and I'd possibly convince another couple who missed out this year.
I honestly think most who paid the £60 this would do so again next year.
As has been pointed out it's the newbies we need to look at, advertise in local press, possibly a long shot but why not concentrate on the asian community.

I'll defo be renewing mine £60 is a steel, I took 3 friends who'd never even watched a rugby league game before to the Leeds game over easter and they loved it. Two of them signed up the following game, and thought they were getting a bargin even halfway through the season (They even bought shirts and we've started going to away games too). The thrid couldn't sign up because she was a manchester united season ticket holder at £720 for the season (pmsl). Kind of put things into perspective.

I feel dreadfully sorry for the club because they've worked very hard to produce deals that make people stand up and take notice. The guys on the pitch have a lot to answer for because so much of the hard work the club and fans have achieved in galvanising support beyond our hardcore base will have been undermined by woeful performances.

As has been said countless times above, we the hardcore recognise that poor Rugby at these prices is still, just about, value for money. But I fail to see how I could persuade the newbies to have one next year after the trash they've witnessed. As I say I think that's a huge shame for the people brave enough to launch a wonderful scheme in the first place.

Do we think a pledge system will be used again from the Hull KR game onwards?

Im sure I was stood next to you a few weeks back.

It's bee a bad season but for £60, I think we have had 'value for money'.

The teams performance overall has been poor but £60 is the equivalent of just over 3 home games, lets not forget the Halifax game was a freebie as well.

And to those that keep stating "the real fans would buy tickets as £200" etc..... It's not as simple as that.

Before marriage and kids I did purchase tickets at that price but since I had to change my lifestyle to suit my family i've not been able to buy season tickets, just the odd game. The cheap membership offer meant I could now experience the season in full, for which I'm grateful.

Even with the dross results, I'm still happy with the £60 ticket offer and would do so again. To purchase for a second year must rule out the comments regarding "Glory Supporters" as, well, how do I put this..... We're not very good at the mo!

Yes it has been a bad season and I am upset, to put it mildly, with the team.

Having said which, anyone who claims they haven't had at least £60-worth of value out of the ticket must be from another planet.

You can say that the season as a whole has been a massive disappointment, which it has, but there has been plenty of good rugby (including by the opposition on occasions) and some good and some very enjoyable days out were had. Those may in the final analysis not count for much as we didn't make the playoffs, but that sad fact doesn't alter the value you got from (for example) the Huddersfield game, and several others.

Sure, the good days were outnumbered, but here that is not the issue. The issue is whether you got value for £60 and I am not even prepared to take seriously the comments of any person who claims they didn't.

Value for money is a pretty nebulous term though really. If your objective is to see rugby played for the minimum outlay then it's value for money. If it's feel good by association then you might be feeling a little robbed. Most of us fall somewhere between the two rather than one end or the other.

Don't think anyone on this thread had said that £60 for a season ticket isn't good value. People have purely said that there will be plenty who aren't bothered about renewing next year.

I talked my parents into buying one each. They're the ones who got me watching Bradford back in the Northern days. They haven't really watched them over the last few seasons. For one reason or another, they only ended up going to one game this year, mainly due to them going to their caravan on a weekend. They say they won't bother next year.

I also have spoken to some football fans who bought season tickets. They said they definitely had their monies worth but aren't bothered about doing it again next year. They enjoyed the boozing part of the day but found the matches a little flat. After the 1st few games they now stay in the pub and don't bother going.

All I'm saying is that I know plenty of people who won't be renewing, but not because they're not good value. I only hope that there are plenty of people who felt that they missed out by not buying one this year but can't wait for a similar scheme next year. If not, we might struggle to hit similar numbers.