This is my issue with it.

We don’t know what kind of season we are playing for in 2019 or 2020. There could be no relegation and two teams being brought up, could be one up one down.

We don’t even know what league we are playing in as we are still at threat of relegation.

Recruitment and retention with still a number off contract and rumours of a number of them staying, but no new signing rumours bar Flanagan.

Coaching staff not announced for 2019 onwards. I can imagine a lot won’t renew if Lowes is in charge. I can’t imagine he will be.

(I will renew either way before anyone asks)

Can certainly understand why some won't renew until afew things are addressed

I wonder if Lowes will be retained in some capacity within the club when the new coaching staff is announced?

I can put that one to bed for you now. Not happening.

The OFF contract players staying.....or Flannagan??

Flanagan.

Lets hope his playing partner Allen dos not sign !

I don't know who runs the marketing at Leeds these days but this is a huge error. Trying to whip fans up ahead of a 'big ticket launch's on Friday when we don't even know which league will be in, have had a terrible season and there are more players leaving than signing .. oh and we don't know who the coach will be. No casual or new fan will buy a season ticket and some old guard will think twice.

This just seems like another indication that the club's hierarchy have lost touch.

Young, beautiful, smart/cool dress, lacking common sense, if my experience of marketing people is anything to go by. They're the only people I know who actually scribble things on white boards on a regular basis.

Not announcing prices in advance?

Sounds like they will be trying it on with the "short supply" model and trying to sell the tickets to a combination of those who will buy anything the club offers and those afraid of losing out in the long term.

Similar to how season tickets were sold last year, if you get one this year its the only way to secure your place in the South/North/seat/standing area long term etc

Season tickets are worked with the chance of having a total of 14 home games (11 regular and then 3 in the super eights) the fourth home game of qualifying for that, is down as free, so £250 works out at £17.85, saving £2.15 on an advance price. Working it out on current price (2018) at £216, it works out at £15.42, saving £4.58 a game on advance price. I expect advance prices to go up to about £23 and then game £26. That’s for standing mind.

Thinking about it, it isn’t bad at all, considering we are going into new facilities in the south stand next season, discounts on magic weekend etc. When you consider the fact that an adult season ticket at Castleford is £260 to stand, in their ground, you can’t grumble. (Yes I grumbled before looking at all this).

I know people want investment on the pitch, but that’s something that’s out of our remit as supporters and we can only discriminate or support their decisions. I hope for most that it’s supportive, because I know from messages I’ve received from players and staff at the club, it does affect them.

Ahh I thought it was 13 home games for some reason. If the £275 figure is correct that’s £19.64 per game for season ticket holders.

As this year a season ticket works out at £4.58 cheaper per game, you’d expect individual games to go up to £24. I believe some clubs already charge that much. Going from memory Hull and Huddersfield seemed quite pricey.