Cheers Rolf.
Quite happy to take crticism off others, it's what opinions are for, perhaps they can throw some ideas into the ring about what we can do to make the board take notice..

Other than sit there like numpties getting ripped off week in week out.

That tickled me but quite true. It's easy to critiscise.

I'm not criticising in the least - I just think that it wouldn't do any good and the people that can change the situation will either not be at the match or on their way home.

Not buying shirts or season passes would have more of an impact to those that matter. Once the money stops rolling in then they would notice.

Let me guess, its a 'must win'?!

How is anyone getting ripped off? I've checked my season pass and nowhere does it say that "the purchase of the pass guarantees you to fantastic free flowing rugby, with a win each week and never any low points in life". As best as I understand, the pass or paying on the gate entitles you to entry to the ground to view a match, win lose or draw. I believe too many are forgetting what it means to be a supporter. Times are tough and I admit that it's often emotionally painful to watch our beloved black and whites getting turned over on a regular basis, but keeping the faith and supporting your team through whatever is what makes you a true fan.

The thing is, Rule and the board know the frustration of the fans. They know alot of the fans are not happy with the current coaching set up. So the rule came out and stated that agar will have his team next season.

The board have made their decisions. So now its time for the fans to stand up and support the team. You have a choice of going or not going. For me, if after a few games next season, nothing seems to have changed then it is time for the action to start.

The board have a ready made excuse for any fall in income...the economic climate, i don't think they will use any such scenerio against the current coaching set up and they won't acknowledge a corrolation between the two (if one excists). Unless the club decide to do some research on those fans who are not renewing their passes.

Also fans using the climate at the mo as an excuse. Because were playing bad rugby they are saying with money being tight they'd rather spend it elsewhere. If money wasnt tight would they still renew? I think so

If we were playing better they would also renew, they would find the cash that at the moment they are spending elsewhere.

As it stands now I will not be renewing, I will spend my cash on something more enjoyable.If that makes me less of a fan so be it.

not saying your any less of a fan than anyone else, you have your choices to make

I will be buying a pass for next season, so long as its friday night rugby. I will vent my anger next season if things dont change.

Good point about impacting on club revenue, you can add to this by not spending further money within the stadium eg food, drink, programmes, golden gamble.Also for visual impact how about standing with your backs to the pitch?

Can't you all stage a 'Sit out'. That way I wont have to do any work in the South Stand if it's empty but still get paid for it. Cheers.