Hood said everyone had a £100 discount on the season ticket so you are looking at £170 - £220. It will be interesting to see what they do. Some people, like myself, bought long term season tickets. I think they ranged from 5 - 25 years. Will these be honoured or will they ask us to contribute more?
They could maybe look at the long term (depending on how big Omar Khan's bank book is) and offer tickets at about £125 for standing and £170 for seating to get the fans coming and look at the experience side to get fans spending money in the ground. He could develop the office blocks at the back and extend / re build them so everyone is in one office and then turn what is duffys office Into a curry house have a match day special all you can eat curry for £12.50 before and after the match on production of a match day ticket. Rest of week it's £15!

Surely any club that offers its fans a longer than 1 year ticket deal is basically signalling to the world

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And surely any fan that would take up such a deal , needs their bumps felt ?

going to look really bad to any creditor who is going to get nowt to then honour long term season tickets.....looks like stuffing 2 fingers up to them and looking yourself. Hope HMRC don't hold grudges don't in anyway put pressure on the DCMS in 2014 to cut the sport england grant to the RFL ....

Why? Tickets were never going to stay at less than £100pp for more than a few years. It cost £1,000 each for the tickets for me and my dad. We knew the risks, I don't know how many took the options up but I think regardless of that some recognition for all fans who gave money (1/2 million) to the club to help save them should strongly considered by OK Bulls ltd.

Really? You'd better have a word with the FA then as Club Wembley tickets surely signal the end of international football.

I can see that would be a good gesture, Liane , but I doubt they have the names etc of all the donors and it would take a fair amount of resource (in staff time) just to try and put it together. Speaking personally, I gave what I gave to help the club, it's gone, my little bit along with all the others helped to keep things running for a while, and who knows, without all the donations we may not have a club right now.

Knowing what I know now I would gladly do the same again, if it became necessary and if circumstances permitted, and at the end of the day it was given without strings, at a time of dire need, and I know that from what is being said about losing future income, it it isn't going to be easy financially over the next few years either, so for me I don't want any of it back in the form of discounts or any other way that would impact on the club going forward.