Still haven't decided what we'll be doing with our two renewals. For me this messing around with the fixtures just adds to frustrations about the poor standard of the competition and its structure (playoffs).

Would people be more inclined to renew if the fixtures were mutually agreed and set in stone at the start of the season?

As regards SKY they'd only take notice if substantial numbers of customers tried to cancel their sports subscription at the same time and for the same reason (Even if that cancellation was temporary and outside of the rugby season). Can't really see this happening without proper organisation across fans groups,

Agree fully. I'll probably renew the kids tickets as they still cost in, but will probably ditch mine. I've accepted that I'm bound to miss a match due to holidays in August - though you take a punt with this as the fixtures aren't out till Feb & we've generally booked well before then, but this whole Monday/Thursday thing is beyond a joke. It would be bad enough if we lived in Wigan, but as we travel then it's not viable at all. Add to the matches mentioned above, we'd have gone to the CC QF if that hadn't been moved too.

The way it is, we seem to go to a ton of matches before June, and then with the pitch re-laying & the constant changing of fixtures, seem to go about once a month to home matches, if we're lucky.

But let's be honest, Sky don't care, and if the club do care, they can do little about it anyway. Sad, really.

Fair play for coming to most games if you live that far away. Don't think I'd have a season ticket if I lived in Yorkshire

It's these clogs, they hurt our feet after standish

Sky don't care I had a ST at Old Trafford for over 20 years let it go 7 years ago due to fixture changes for the benefit of TV, in my final year there were only 3 home games with a 3 pm Saturday Kick Off.

We are seeing something very similar with this Monday Thursday garbage which will result in another ST not being renewed as it won't make financial sense for me due to work commitments.

It's sad but the brain trust at Red Hall will do nothing to rock the sky boat

They always bang on its a family game but its the family's that this affects most

I'd like to see Hudds v Catalans on a Thursday night in the playoffs! It will embarrass our game.

It is not only RL fans who should be involved in any protest against Sky, football fans should be involved as well, when you see the amount of money going into the Premier League every year ( I think it is app £35 Million per CLUB this year) and basic season tickets touching a £1000.00 per season at clubs at Arsenal and Chelsea means that any protest by RL fans alone would be laughed at.

Football fans do protest. Its called AMF - Against Modern Football. The thing is, they protest inside the ground when they've already paid for their tickets. Stupid, i know. If football fans dont attend games they'll lower the pricing but they pay bucket loads for tickets so the clubs aren't bothered as long as they're getting the money.
The thing is with our sport is its not a popular sport. RFL and clubs are trying to attract new fans with quite high prices. Its not going to work

It is not only RL fans who should be involved in any protest against Sky, football fans should be involved as well, when you see the amount of money going into the Premier League every year ( I think it is app £35 Million per CLUB this year) and basic season tickets touching a £1000.00 per season at clubs like Arsenal and Chelsea means that any protest by RL fans would be laughed at. When you see the astronomical wages paid to soccer players and the parasitic agents acting as blood suckers nothing will change with Sky until you form a united front.
I know this seems far fetched but if soccer fans threatened to withdraw their subscriptions (call Skys bluff) and at the same time if soccer fans did not send the season ticket renewal forms back by the required date, ( the offers that say that you get app 5% off the full price), A protest like this would make them think.
If this was to happen Sky, the Clubs, over paid players and parasitic agents would Squeal.
It would more that likely never happen but if someone far more intelligent than me could put these type of suggestions on the net it could snowball.

I have just noticed that my post was split, I must have hit the submit button half way through my post instead of preview.
But like I have said the only thing that scares the people I have mentioned is that they not like anything that effects their bloated lifestyle.

Fully sympathise with you on this but Sky know they can get away with anything now because without them we're done for.
I suspect your game is Thursday to accommodate them showing a footy game, as that is the weekend the Football League starts so footy will take priority.