For the majority of our away games I tend to use the official supporters coach, so there's no financial loss to me there if a game moves. And they are great value.

Occasionally for the longer trips where I want to make a weekend of it (eg the forthcoming trip to Macclesfield) I book up a hotel for the Saturday night. And I don't tend to book up until a few weeks beforehand (and the tv picks are done with greater notice)

It is pretty rare that TNT's televised games are on a different day - they usually go for either Saturday lunchtime or Saturday teatime (5.30)

I guess we could be impacted by a late-ish change but it's a pretty small likelihood. I got wind of the Fylde game moving from the original 5.30 (for tv) kick off to the lunchtime slot (on the quiet from a helpful contact) about 10 days before it actually got announced - obviously DW couldn't say anything publicly until TNT announced it, but it was odd that TNT took the extra time to make it public

As it turned out, apart from the very early Saturday morning start, it meant my family had more time in Blackpool enjoying the attractions, illuminations etc, so it was a good switch from our pov

The biggest risk to fans is postponements - waterlogged or frozen pitches! If that happens and you lose out financially you just take it on the chin don't you?

DW do have a very good idea about which of our hardcore fans make the crazy trips and try to give them an informal 'heads up' where they can, which is hugely appreciated. We have some great staff and volunteers at our club that look out for us and each other. I remember being more than halfway to Halifax (attempt 2!) last season (on the motorway) and getting news of the postponement 10 mins before the twitter announcement for example!

I guess the biggest PITA is if fans book specific trains for away games and at non refundable rates, only to be stuck with unusablke, unrefundable tickets after a game is moved. 

I don't speak for anyone other than myself, but I think quite a small proportion of our fans use long distance trains for away games - firstly the supporters coaches are incredible value. If people want to travel independently to make more of a trip of it, then car gives the most freedom and flexibility. And also our geographic position isn't ideal for the trains - if we're playing in the North of England then it's an hour long train ride to London before you even start! (that's not to say I don't know a couple of our fans who work on the railway who get free train travel of course and make the most of it!)

Anyway I'm rambling on a bit, but lets just say that the National League tv changes really aren't all that bad when compared to the Premier League ones. And supporters of National League clubs like ours do try to balance our own needs with those of the clubs for whom tv exposure (and money) is a welcome boost.