Good luck selling 10,000 tickets for that 3

Without some changes this is going to be a tough ask

I was brought up in the Southstand and moved because I was getting to the age where I wanted to sit .I enjoyed listening to the Southstand atmosphere from the North stand. Although the present day south standers are much different types from those when I was a lad

South stand will never be like it once was. Especially now the seats are in. Hull KR fans were fantastic yesterday. Doubt we'll ever see Leeds fans like that again.

Too many little cliques in our support. We aren't all under the one hood.

But we share a common purpose regardless of where we sit or stand, to bitch about how crap we've been and argue about whose fault it is!

Renewed 6 tickets on Monday afternoon - moving from North Stand to South Stand seating. Bearing in mind we needed 6 seats together I was amazed at how much choice there was, and how many of our fellow season ticket holders had not yet renewed. In contrast, there was a real bunfight at the ticket office on the day that 2018 season tickets went on sale. I can't say I blame anyone for waiting to see what division we will be in, especially in view of price rise. This must be a worrying sign of how our form this year will impact revenues for next season. And of course this year's form has impacted this year's revenues - if we had played well the ground would have been sold out every match this season. So I can't see where the money for top class new signings will come from.

Assuming you are moving from regular North Stand to regular South Stand seating, the price increase is only inflationary so not exactly extortionate.

They are standard tickets and have increased from £252 to £320 which is more than 26%. Its a diabolical increase based on the garbage being served up. I think GH is hoping that we renew quickly to be certain of getting a decent seat.

Riiight... so you're comparing the 2018 reduced rate which the club gave as an acknowledgment of the quality of the temporary stand to the 2019 rate (they reduced the price to the level they used to charge for the paddock seats). Why not compare it to the 2017 and before rates.

It was also £252 in 2017. However, the big issue is how many season tickets the club will manage to sell after this year's debacle, and how this will impact on revenues / new signings.

This was the price for the paddock not the main stand.

Ok, the main stand was £300. I paid £252 for Paddock. South Stand seats will be better, but the point I'm trying to make is that season ticket sales will surely drop based on performance. Some of us will renew regardless, but others won't, and that's the concern.