My answer is NO.

Unless we have some major changes at the club next year. I've watched us get steadily worse in the last 3 years.
Next year I'll pick and choose the games I attend.

Maybe Mr Hood is not concerned that the crowds are reducing this year because we have the money from the season tickets holders. What happens if these people do not renew? where will that leave us? How can we plan without the money upfront.

Decisions made at the club between now and December will have a massive impact on our season ticket sales and maybe ultimatley our ability to survive as a club.

Will be renewing but will be cutting down on away matches and going to more Sheffield Wednesday matches

will renew because if you support the team it means through bad times as well as good.
plus reducing amount of money club has coming in by not going actively contributes to the decline. less money coming in = less money for players = worse on field performances = lower attendances in a continous downward spiral.

I'll also renew.

Didn't renew this year because I wasn't sure which games I could attend, as it happens I've attended all home games and probably spent(or will spend) more than I would have had I bought a pass.

If Macca is there then NO. If we sign some quality and change personel the Yes.

I'll renew because despite what has happened this year I still love supporting the Bulls. I can understand why people may decide not to renew as some sort of protest but ultimately I feel it may prove counter productive. We're already making cutbacks, further drops in guaranteed income will surely only see more cut backs made and even less money available to improve the side.

If people are at the point where they feel they can no longer support the Bulls to the same level whilst the current coach is in charge then perhaps they should contact the chairman directly. He made it quite clear at the forum that his door is open for fans to come in and have a coffee with him to discuss how the club is being run.

I'll renew no doubt but would be happier about it if we were told a new coach was on his way along with some fresh creative players. I suspect alot of people will be more influenced by their own financial situation than who is coach, Macca may ultimatly get the blame though!

We,ve decided already that we will renew.
This owes nothing to poor results or other concerns about how the team lacks confidence, all round quality etc etc etc.
It's OUR club and primarily an emotive thing for us and can't really put it into words that provide a rational explanation. So I won't try.
Many will understand and many wont
Suffice it to say that we do not believe that walking away at this time will help the club in survival or its aspirations for the future. Nor will it be an effective vote of dissaffection with the club's present malaise.
Most of all we dont want to walk away. We love supporting our club, the game and the many friends we have there.

We are aware from experience that failure to support the club might have dire consequences. Use it or loose it.

I'll renew and go to see as many games as I can. No matter how many bad results come, it's still the Bulls and I'll carry on supporting them.

I didn't get a season ticket this year, because I had a job that meant working every Sunday, but fortunately I've moved on now, so I'll definately get one next year unconditionally.

Are we allowed to ask where our money went in the previous 2 seasons then? The stock answer is that 2 years ago it all supposedly went to Iestyn. I can hear the people crying now "Wait 'til Iestyn goes we'll have loads of salary cap for good players". It seems we spend the cap but don't get the players.