Nope, I'll contribute towards your allotment though.

Problem is mate, you cannot equate a Wigan or even a conference footie club with this one, regardless of the coaching issue [BTW inc the Mac years and it's closer to 6 of dross as the way those clubs would have operated in anything like similar circumstances would be totally different. As others have pointed out this has probably been our worst season [iOFF[/i field for communications and actions from the club, for all of those little cock up's they make, and frankly, for the we don't appear to really give a damn anymore attitudes that the reduced hard core perceive as meaning there really are not that many years left in the club.

We can fight and be as loyal as we wish, but if the club do not have the same ambitions or do not convey what those ambitions are in a realistic manner then why should we, the sport can still be followed and I have always maintained that the sport is more important in the South than this club.

David and Gus are businessmen, bottom lines are what they understand. We are far too polite and good natured to take the actions most other clubs supporters would have done, so perhaps notice has to be given in a slightly more direct way.

Like what?

So you think that halving our number of season ticket holders would be a positive move and the club would suddenly turn things around with no bugger putting any money into the club?

While poster X is sitting at home "ahhh, I feel much better now, the club must be kicking themselves over this".

"Oh the club have folded, my plan didn't work, never mind, I'll go and play cricket instead".

How about the option to pay a premium on my season ticket to pay off Rob Powell.

nice, however in the real world the only simple way the club can grow it's supporter base is via the existing fans, and not many would recommend this club in it's current guise to any mates, in the hope of retention, as opposed to the "come and watch one good game with Wigan coming down and slaughtering us".

So therefore if a reasonable % of the clubs ST holders indicate dissatisfaction with the clubs current direction, including coaching staff, they should be able to surmise that there is unlikely to be any significant growth in ST #'s next season.

Most of us come from the generation of Broncos supporters who pretty much knew they would get beat in most circumstances by the top 4/5 teams, and even on occasion get a good hiding from one of them, but would expect the guys to at least be ready to play their hearts out and on those blue moon occasions turn a Saints or Wigan over and at least be competitive against clubs of a similar nature to ourselves. For me that's all I want now, not the knowledge we will ship 40+ points every match, have the worst away record since Ronnie Kray got sent down, and have a coach whose main crime in my book, is not showing the passion that these defeats should mean to him as much as they do to us. I do not want platitudes, I want paint coming off the walls..................give me that & I continue to give you money, easy deal!

If Powell is there you can write me off for next season.
Ive only been a season ticket for twelve years but have decided
after last and this years debacle that enough is enough,
Ive only ever expected the bare minimum when it comes to Londons
Super League Club. A lowly play off place is all I would ever expect but
that is clearly far and beyond what we are capable of.
Im fed up of seeing us trounced week in and week out and having a four hour
round trip to witness such dross. Its cost me 70 hours annual leave so far.
Needless to say it wont cost me an hour more..
I will renew my Skolars season ticket as ever and will take in my local amateur
club Eastern Rhinos along with visits as ever to Hemel and St Albans, but any
commitment to the Broncos will depend on seeing the back of Powell.

I dont care if it makes me disloyal. Im not spending my money travelling 60 miles each way to watch a team coached by Powell. If Hughes cant be bothered to respect the fans and sort the problem i cant be bothered to travel to home games. Hes had enough time and loyalty from me while we get spanked every week.

Cya.

Homer....you missed out a couple of vital options
1. Only if they move closer to Holland
2. Only if they write me and my dad a letter because their emails get caught in my spam filter..
3. Only if my dad lets me.

I'm with Listy. As long as there is a SL club in London, I will be a ST holder (not sure whether that's a

or a

).

I simply will not give up on London no matter how bad they are.....a cross I have to bear.

As I was never a ST holder, I can't comment on renewals, but I would still attend games regardless of the results if I was still in London.....just so long as they were played IN London!

It's one of those things....when a club gets under your skin, there's no fighting it!

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