Hull FC owner Adam Pearson believes the club's fans have backed his changes at the club as season pass sales look to improve for next season.
Hull have confirmed they've sold 7,000 passes for the 2014 campaign and are expecting that figure to increase by another 1,000 before Christmas.
With many new supporters signing up, Pearson has paid tribute to the club's fans and says they share his belief that a bright future lies ahead for the Black and Whites following an overhaul at the club, including the appointment of coach Lee Radford.
"The fans are magnificent. Their faith in the team and passion for the club is unparalleled," said Pearson.
"We had a good year last season as we continued to lay the foundations for a successful future, but we didn't quite attain the levels we expect.
"Under a new coach, and a squad that is looking very strong as we head towards 2014, I think the supporters can see we're making significant progress and looking forward to what we can achieve over the coming year.
"I must thank all those supporters that have renewed, as well as those who have bought for the first time, as our figures are showing we have a number of new pass holders for 2014.
"This time of the year, we also usually get a rush on junior passes too in the build up to Christmas, so we may even better last year's numbers.
"That level of support provides the sustainable backbone of the club on which we can grow, and ensure we have a great atmosphere."
Season passes are on sale from the Hull FC retail stores and online at www.hullfcshop.com.
