Yeah it only seemed to mean something to 3000 odd people in 1999.

Not saying you was not one of them but all this proper fan stuff is just balls.

Everyone here puts money into the club whether its through merchandising and going to games. So everyone is entitled there opinion and what they feel is the right course of action to do and the wrong course of action to take. I have being going for about 18 years now, never once have I thought of boycotting but now with the prices they charge for what I get in return I will no longer pay to see it.

I would normally borrow the money to go on Friday but I am not prepared to debt myself this week to watch that shower.

Guess that makes me half of fan .

Dont think the poster said anything about if your not "behind the coach" but said if you boycott the game as a season ticket holder. I think it hits the depths of sadness when as a season ticket holder you dont turn up to make some sort of point - do people actually want the team to loose on Friday night!!??

He insinuates that if we are not behind the coach we are not behind the team which is rubbish. I have been anti Agar and wearing my shirt to show it for a long time. yet i am always behind my team 100%.
I know some are hoping we lose but I am not nor never will be one of those. I am also choosing not to go on friday night as i am not enjoying it at the moment.

Im going and will get behinf the team but not Agar.....he is totally inept,was against him getting the job in the 1st place....just wish we can get shut and bring someone else in who KNOWS what they are doing and understands the subs role.

He insinuates nothing of the sort. He insinuates how can you not be going Friday night and be 100% behind your team - are you going to shouting them on VERY loudly from the pub?

I'm on record saying I'd be happy for the team to keep losing until it forced Agar out, but I think most people are just pretty ambivalent about the result on friday. Crusaders are hardly exciting opponents and a win over them won't change anyones mind about Agar.

What's most likely going to happen is that we'll beat them by 8-12 points in a really scrappy affair, and on the back of that we'll hear a lot of rhetoric from the club about how we've 'turned the corner' etc when in reality we've done nothing of the sort. Can't blame people for lacking enthusiasm for that situation.

Won't be in the pub i will be working. I also think a boycott of the games is the only way the board will sit up and take note.

The only reason I am still going is because I have already wasted my money buying a pass so I will get as much use out of it as possible. I will not however be buying anything else club related from the shop or CC tickets should we actually get passed round one and get drawn at home for the next round.

If things are still the same come the renew of the pass stage then it will be the first time in over 15 years I will not be renewing my season pass, I contemplated long and hard this season about renewing for this season but unless major changes happen it's an easy NO for next year.

Oh dear.



Really? Why? So generally you suggest people only bother to turn up for maybe 4 or 5 games a season against the bigger clubs? Or just while Agar is in charge?

Oh right. So your not actually a season ticket holder and/or your not actually boycotting the game??

I am a season ticket holder and i will be boycotting the game. I normally take friday nights off to watch us but don't feel the need to at the moment.

Well I dont agrea, but certainly respect your descision as a season ticket holder. Just feels like the old chop off your own nose to spite your face etc.

Just standing by what I've already said elsewhere, I don't want to get into that debate again. I realise some people really disapprove but some people also feel the same way.



I'm not 'suggesting' that anyone do anything. I'm saying that we've begun the season with three major tests of how far we've come and we've failed every single one. A home tie with the Crusaders rather pales into insignificance compared to games against Rovers, Leeds and Hudds.

If it wasn't for the fact the wife and Father-in-law still want to go I'd be giving this one a miss. The only way things will change is if crowds start to drop by quite a lot. I actually think the board have deluded themselves into thinking most fans believe the spin the club come out with and will continue to go regardless. Whilst thats true for some fans I'd say the tide is well and truely turning.

Why is it chopping my nose off to spite my face? I make more money for a nights work than the cost of a match (roughly £17) so actually saving money by not going. Secondly the tickets will be reused later in the season and i will drag the wife along so she gets subjected to some awful rugby as well So in fact it is a win win situation