The clubs new CEO is trying to put wright 10 years of miss management, when we got are franchise we were told that we were a well run club that lives within its means, and know a year or so out and were skint, so much for living within our means, ether we gave them the wrong books to look at or they did not bother looking at them, we have a new CEO, and manager, so the next thing what is needed, is the same thing what we did with last years rubbish, Mr Fulton needs to weed out the hangers on who act as board members and bring in new blood, with fresh input & funds, so to sum it up, if the old board will not invest in Cas get shut,

Based on what happened at Bradford, this is the likely answer.

It shows how well run the RFL is, they pay a company to check the books, but they ignore the facts, and then come up with a fairytale on how well the clubs are doing.

We are a well run club that runs within its means. The average SL losses and losses in general in SL far dwarf our own. The situation is quite worrying as a sport

A bit here about the problems of selling cheap season tickets (and some interesting comments) from the Bradford T & A :- www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/n ... _/?ref=rss Bulls have sold 4,200 and are on course for 10,000.

A bit here about the problems of selling cheap season tickets (and some interesting comments) from the Bradford T & A :- www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/n ... _/?ref=rss Bulls have sold 4,200 and are on course for 10,000.

Looking at other clubs ST prices for next year we are charging an average price:-

Bulls - Adult Terrace £180 (early bird) rising to £220
Castleford - Adult Standing £205 (early bird) rising to £225
Catalans - Average Seating price 250 euros (various categories)
Huddersfield - Adult Seating £199 (early bird) rising to £260
Hull KR - Adult Standing £207 (renewals) rising to £246
Hull FC - Adult cheapest seating price (South Stand) £205 rising to £260
London - Adult Seating £140 (renewals) rising to £175 (11 games + 2 on the road)
Leeds Rhinos - Adult Standing (South Stand) £200 (early bird) rising to £220
Salford - Unknown
Saints - Adult Bronze Seating £208 (renewals) rising to £260 (Nth & South Stands)
Wigan - Adult South Stand (Seating) £206 (renewals) rising to £285
Warrington - Adult Standing £201 (renewals) rising to £239
Widnes - Adult Stronghold Membership £199
Wakefield - Adult Standing £125 (early bird) rising to £250

Wakey and London obviously stand out as the cheapest and most are priced around the £200 mark. We are not over-charging by any means and don't forget the other benefits of membership.

Quote Tigerade="Tigerade"A bit here about the problems of selling cheap season tickets (and some interesting comments) from the Bradford T & A :- www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/n ... _/?ref=rss Bulls have sold 4,200 and are on course for 10,000.'" I would suggest the Bulls owners are being rather optimistic if not downright delusional in thinking they are on course to hit the 10,000 target. It stands to reason the majority of fans will buy their tickets ahead of the deadline for the cheapest price. The fact they've not reached half their overall target by that point suggests they're unlikely to get anywhere near 10K. That said, given the tickets are more than double the previous price a realistic target of say 6000 would see an increase in revenue from last season. On top of that they'll have more walk up sales on the day of people who couldn't afford/didn't want a season ticket but will pick and choose their matches.

Quote Tigerade="Tigerade"A bit here about the problems of selling cheap season tickets (and some interesting comments) from the Bradford T & A :- www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/n ... _/?ref=rss Bulls have sold 4,200 and are on course for 10,000.'" I would suggest the Bulls owners are being rather optimistic if not downright delusional in thinking they are on course to hit the 10,000 target. It stands to reason the majority of fans will buy their tickets ahead of the deadline for the cheapest price. The fact they've not reached half their overall target by that point suggests they're unlikely to get anywhere near 10K. That said, given the tickets are more than double the previous price a realistic target of say 6000 would see an increase in revenue from last season. On top of that they'll have more walk up sales on the day of people who couldn't afford/didn't want a season ticket but will pick and choose their matches.

As for other club's sales, Wigan's are around 7500 and Saints over 8600.

Cas have always been competitive, a membership only costs you £50 plus the goody bag so you loose nothing, remember we are only a small town, but we have sold coming up to 3000 memberships, my family have 2 bronze and 2 silver, the bronze wont be used except for the discounts, i cant go any more but i still support the club, with DD its only a small amount just over £2 a week, if you buy a shirt you get £4,50 back so its worth every penny _ in my opinion

Totally agree Frank. I work in Bradford and am trying to talk a few Bulls fans into signing up for the Bronze membership. I think I've got a few interested, especially when I tell them they can save £25 on getting their car MOT's, along with all the savings to be had at Xscape and get 2 tickets to Cas games (one obviously being against the Bulls). Even if I only get one to sign up it's one more than we had before.

I can't seem to find any definitive list of all the discounts/benefits you can receive for being a member, I assume these are going to be given out with the membership packs?

I think this is it so far! Found on official site!

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