Not having a dig but why Kear? + Imo our defence has won us many games this season, last week wasn't down to lack of ability too me it looked like a lack of effort & interest. My main concern with Radford would be who is coaching the attacking side?

Interesting to see only 7K at Hull City tonight despite a good win for them at the weekend. Yet again shows how the economic situation is hitting the City IMO, if the games aren't included in the season pass a lot of fans can't or won't go.

I am really concerned for our crowds next year, if we don't sell passes then I can't see people getting out of their armchairs to pay on the day unless we are on a blinding run of form and playing a top side.

The same "Rovers fan" who came out of retirement for a derby, smashed into them and scored a fantastic prop's try?

Odd, there's 2 Rovers fans in the current team. I take it you'll be applying your moronic logic to them too?

Another "fan" who moans his way through the year and pokes his tongue out when he disagrees with something. You'll be missed.

Another way for folk to have a go at Horne

I've been a passholder for many many years. My inclination up to now on a personal and emotional level is not to renew for all of the various strategic reasons mentioned and the fact that I've just not enjoyed most games this season. BUT on the other hand what I want is a successful and entertaining FC side that I can enjoy watching. How does withholding my £235 help to achieve that? The players and perhaps the coach have let us down but AP has sunk his money in and has let no one down unless somehow the choices he made in McRae and PG and potentially Radford are considered to be letting us down. I don't think so , you could argue about his judgement but he's surely doing it only because he believes it's right and it's his money. The consequence of the clever strategy of saving say £100/£150 by not buying a pass and paying for a handful of games is that there won't be the money coming in to keep AP interested/solvent let alone allow him to do what we want him to do which is to buy players in , pay top dollar , improve our facilities etc. So perhaps if it really is a matter of principal rather than economics then it's probably better to buy a pass and pick and choose your games , avoiding London , rainy cold nights etc , saving some time , putting family first whilst still retaining the right to have your say. Unless that is the object is to punish AP for some reason and increase his and our club's problems. I don't believe that anyone , other than some players and agents are in sport for the money - football is not a sport - and most owners and fans are just investing in their hobby albeit at different levels. AP is currently the only chance we have to get what we all want and he needs our support , especially financial I would say , more than ever.

I have been a supporter of the club since the 1960s and been a season passholder for many a year. I to wont be renewing my pass for reasons already said in the above posts. AP should really listen to the fans.

Good post.

Spot on

Very sensible and balanced view.

I really really hope it turns out well for Radders, as we all want to see the club doing well.

The people who then haven't bought season tickets will hopefully then be regretting it. I think it is just an excuse for some people; times are hard and I can totally understand people wanting to be more careful with their money.

I don't believe this is the right choice, think Peter should have been given another year. But I have bought my pass, and I will give Radford my full support. I just hope the gamble pays off, and we are not sat here in the Championship next year.

Not for me I'm afraid, as they say on that TV programme Dragons Den I'm Out!

I'm out too, sorry I can't invest!!

Well, I emailed the club to say I and my family will not be renewing if Gentle isn't removed.

They did so we're now buying 5 passes at the end of the month. Whoever they picked for head coach would still not be good enough for some on here, so let them go to watch Hull City.