Not ideal but Brierley played on't wing last season when needed so there's another body in't backs if need be

Strange descision by the club to go for Sundays when the report clearly states that Sunday is the worst day to hold the games.

My personal preference is Sundays when there is no footie season and Saturday Evenings when it is.

Fridays ? Well doesn't bother me but Sky has a game that night doesn't it ?

I really don't know how pro footie players manage as they primarily play Sundays and in our case most of our players work during the week so imo Sundays except during the footie season is best for the club.

.......but 75% of respondents voted for Sunday. Better teams on Thursday meant bigger crowds. Little difference between Fri and Sunday....so please can you explain

Simple, Sunday had the lowest average crowd. The vote is irrelevant, moving games from Sunday despite the preference of the 75%, they still turned up on Fridays and Thursdays. Therefore if the club ignored the 75 % they would still turn up. After a couple of years the "I don't like change" brigade would get used to the game day change. The average attendance would increase, the players would be happier and the revenue would increase for the club. This in turn would mean the funds to pay for better players, which in turn would mean crowds would increase further, which in turn would mean an increase in revenue etc etc etc. No brainer really!

Who did we play on the Sundays and who on the Fridays because like it or not that has a bearing, which is where a survery like this is of less value. I know what you are saying. When matches are little more than friendlies it means nothing. Which is your preferred day was the question, Sunday was the answer. They didn't ask which of these opponents will you not bother coming to watch.

The vote is not irrelevant. Taking the TV games out of the equation, if the game is on Sunday I go but if it is on Friday I don't.

Not including Thursday night TV games. I missed 3 games in 2012, Each was a Friday match and each was due to family / other commitments. In 2011, I missed no home games. I never purchased a ST last season because of this reason so the club missed out on a small bit of revenue.

Now I'm sure others can point to attending more matches because of Friday's but as my mate Arthur says 'Friday nights is a young mans game' and he only attended one night match.

At our age , we like to be settled at home after 8pm

So many variables involved that skew the figures - when was the last time we had a Sunday league game against Widnes/Halifax/Featherstone? From a personal point of view, the Friday games were an experiment worth trying, but I wouldn't say it was a resounding success as such and so would try to stick to Sunday's where possible hereafter.

The majority of our more high profile fixtures were Friday night matches last year including home games against Halifax and Featherstone.

IMO those attendances would have been higher if played on a Sunday. Without doubt there would have been an higher percentage of away support anyway.

Think that was basically what i was trying to say

I thought you wanted Wednesday Afternoons as Match Day .

Why not try bringing the kick off times earlier on a sunday do the same on saturday when there is no fuzzball. Say 12.30.

Spot on.
3PM Sunday unless anything major causes a problem , might get to see a few Home league games again next season if that happens

Think you'd have to consider how many fans who are involved with the junior game which would mean they wouldn't be able to attend a 12.30pm kick off on a Sunday.