lets show our protest by hitting the club where it hurts

Was going to take part in the poll until I saw the grammar ??

sorry barton flyer have you not heard of dyslexia???

Indeed and I would not do anything to belittle that, I apologise if I've caused offence, but the difference between "were going to...." and "was going to..." ???
Is that dyslexia?

New option added.

27 years in 11-18 education makes me suspicious of the disability as I look for signs and "was"/"were" in this context are not signs.

Sorry if you are dyslexic but I had too many teenagers with pushy mums and indolent push-overs of GPs to immediately agree to the definition: many were referred for specialist assessmant and were failed. Sadly 3 pupils were never assessed as their parents were not pushy and they were dyslexic: as found out later.

Where's the not bought yet but still going to buy one regardless of today's events option? Not a very balanced survey

There you go.

Good man Iain

I don't expect many will choose it but I like to see balance

Salford City Reds was there before Matt Parish, and will still be there after. As long as there's a club to support, I will be there

Far from happy but I'll still be there, the way I feel I keep asking myself why? But ......... Loyal Reds we always will be till our dying day!!!

I fail to see what not buying a season ticket accomplishes apart from plunges the club further into disarray. If you feel that enough is enough and do not want to buy a season ticket as a result then that is clearly your perogative. However, as a protest it is more destructive than productive. If you want the club to change and attract a top quality coach then reduced revenue is hardly going to do this. In addition, what if the club does make the required changes and we start well? All that you have achieved is to cost yourself money when you return to the fold and start paying on the door.

Surely a more productive way of the fans voicing their protests at the way the club is being mismanaged is to put together a comprehensive list of grievances in the form of petition and present it directly to Mr Wilkinson at the clubs charity walk. This should not be made personal or insulting as this will just get their backs up but should be informative, reasoned and articulate.

Moreover, if people really want to get through to the powers that be then they should flood the clubs email with again, articulate, reasoned and non-abusive emails airing your greivances. Remember, abusive emails will be ignored and deleted. The power of the written word can be vast.