We have re-newed two out of three passes, like many if the regime hadn't changed the move to Sundays would have meant a minus three ( amateur games etc ). Did the Monday night Sky games have any influence on the match day change? Potentially a short recovery period.

Sorry if already mentioned and I missed it, but from AP's programme notes:
"For yet another season The Old Faithful have returned again with [uover 9,000 [/usupporters purchasing season passes for the new year and no doubt many more coming to watch us match by match. Personally and on behalf of the players, coaches and staff, I would like to thank each and every one of them and remind them that their unwavering support will go a long way in helping us reposition Hull FC as a major force in Super League."

Didn't see that.

So, if the crowd last week was 12700, with around 1700 Wire fans, about 2000 people paid on the gate despite freezing temperatures and the match only confirmed as being on that morning.

I'd say that wasn't too bad.

Yes. It was as you'd expect, visions for the future - thank you for your loyalty etc. It wasn't a personal message. I went in Chav's corner for the Warrington game. I enjoyed it. But some parents need to get a grip of their kids.

Two of my work friends got passes this year +2 more

1200 max from warrington

13 buses, 2 of em double deckers

Around 1000 on buses then. Seeing as the buses were subsidised I doubt many drove over. The stand was 1/3 full at best

Yes I had an email asking me to let them know why I'd not renewed.

I did not renew last season because of the decision to have no unreserved.I still payed at the gate,even though my enthusiasm was at a low ebb.I would hardly call people who were sick of the dross "band waggoners."
I have not renewed this season either.I am waiting to see if the band waggon is worth jumping on.Meanwhile I will still pay at the gate in the hope the waggon has had its wheels greased.

well u go to every game so how are u jumping on the band waggon and id call the people like a few who i know and the few thousand who have dropped off in the last few horrible seasons waiting to cum back wen we get back to were we was "band waggoners" 16,000 fans to average of around 11 or 12 thousand a game dont like calling our fans thickle but cum on if your an fc fan then u go through thick and thin not jus when were challenging for top 4 or in a final IMO.

I went more out of loyalty than expectation,although at times the thoughts of parting with my money did make me think a bit.I don`t think people can be blamed if they chucked the towel in,after all we go to a match to be entertained.If that is not happening I can see why some people didn`t go. A successful team in any sport draws more people in.
Cripes I am even considering going to watch Grimsby Town again.