Hey about 300 Hull fans out of the regular 12k that go to home games use this site, whats your point

Of course it is....How many people do you think fill in a survey ? or actually go on the website ? Or receive the grapevine ?

I will tell you like this board a very small minority of the faithful.

I wonder if the results of the survey will ever be published?

If they are not then I think that would be suspicious.

There will have been a couple of hundred responses at the most!

Of course it's a small sample - I made the same point myself elsewhere. But it's a [idifferent[/i small sample of an unknown size and with an unknown overlap with the posters on this board. There will be people who did the survey but don't post on here and vice versa. No meaningful conclusion can be drawn by trying to compare the two without a whole bunch more data.

I realise that you're upset by this decision given that you're one of the more ardent advocates of Friday nights, but you're not approaching this logically.

Based on what data?

No I am not upset, I doubt very much I will miss a game ....It may be a mad rush upto the end of April but I am sure we will be there as usual.
In fact I doubt 100 people responded!

Come on Kosh this is emotive stuff - its unfair to expect fans to approach it logically.

I understand why people might be upset by the outcome - I had a good old rant on here myself when we changed to Fridays [iafter[/i the passes went on sale - but questioning the mechanism ought to involve some logic at least.

Because this clearly has nothing to do with what all the faithful want as only a few even knew a survey was even taking place, also they claim the decision was made before the end of the survey due to the overwhelming response, now I say that is complete and utter b0llox!...this is no better than the stunts the last lot pulled. Like mentioned the results should be made public.

Why not write to every passholder ? and put it on the website, then they could have had 8000 fans opinions ?

But surely everyone is going to look at it from their own position? Their perspective is their reality.

And surely its illogical to make a decision before the survey closes.

Thank you Adam. You and I will go far together.

It isn't 'clearly' anything. You've expressed [iyour opinion[/i, not fact. It's entirely possible that the majority of surveys sent out have been returned and the majority of those favoured Sundays.

The survey WAS on the website - you just had to register for The Grapevine to have it delivered. Granted that process seems to have been hit-and-miss at best.

Writing to every pass-holder would have taken too long and cost too much. Similarly with the original idea of including the question with the pass renewal forms. By the time the result was in it would be too late to change things for next season.

At least this time people will know what's happening [ibefore[/i they buy a pass.

'eh!!
They made a decision before the survey closed, a survey which was only open to the few supporters who actually use the website..where is the logic in that ?