The feel good factor around the city and Odsal is pretty evident for all to see as the long lost supporters of the pre McNamara years are returning in their thousands and with them getting more and more excited with anticipation for the new season every time the club announces more good news like todays new home and away shirts and the fact that they'll only cost £34.99 each (for those with season tickets).

It all sets up 2011 nicely but we need better performances on the field to back it all up (we can't start like we did this season with that 38-6 home loss to St Helens), because if we do this then 2011 will be 1996 all over again and I have no doubt that.

I really can't wait for the new season.

2011 is the rebirth

Do we know if the 10,300 is full price adult memberships only, with all the concessions and free kids to go on top, or all tickets?

If the concession need to go on we could have 13,000 members for next year

I'm bringing two kids. So if everyone does the same we'll easily get around 30,000 a game.

I'm not. So make it 29,998.

And if a third of those above go to away games we'd have the second largest away support behind Hull KR

It doesn't equate to every ticket holder being there either. There are plenty of people who don't make every home game of the season but who will be saving money by buying a season ticket. I made about half the games last year. I won't have to go to that many to have saved money.

Its not actually clear whether ticket holders attending is actually necessary for them to count towards attendance figures. We pay tax on the ticket whether you attend or not. Ive heard plenty of anecdotal evidence that clubs announce all season ticket holders as attending all matches whether they show up or not.

I bring 2 kids so back to 30,000

I can bring 4 so that knackers that calculation!!

I asked Ryan Duckett about this and he confirmed that all season ticket holders are counted in published attendance figures regardless of whether they attend or not.