Hopefully the talk of sell outs and missing out will prompt even more to get tickets.

I was told that they are not at the moment taking seat reservations in blocks A & G, but that could change for the higher seats if blocks B, C, E and F were fully subscribed.
If they were that would be an awesome result.
Another thing is that I know of 4 supporters and a familly of 3 that are switching from pop side to stand tickets because of the cheap prices and will be under cover.

But where do we go to get away from the HKR fans?

I am led to believe that the 65,000 expected HKR fans will be accomodated not in the ground but by:
1. 32,000 on the old tip area at the back of the Coral Stand viewing from specially erected screens.
2. 32,000 in Valley Parade, viewing from specially erected screens.
3. 1,000 viewing from overhead gondolas floating under Zepplins

i do hoped this addresses your concerns.

Well with the numbers of them in our ground you could always try east hull?? bound to be deserted, and the view is only slightly worse than the back of the rooley lane end!

This also explains why HKR are yet again late filing their accounts - they cannot agree with the auditors the correct accounting treatment for all those Zeppelins...

This has been a consideration but I am led to believe that the main reason for the delay in accounts submission is primarily due to a failure so far to find a venue for their AGM that would accomodate 110,000 supporters

Did anyone see the half-page spread in the League Express today for Huddersfield's Season Ticket scheme?

It has "No Pledges. This is a promise" written in the top left corner. Is that a swipe at our innovative marketing strategy?



I hope they're not thinking that some of their fans have jumped ship?

Shows that the Bull's marketing stategy is one that they fear.

What's wrong with it? Of course it's a swipe at Bradford, but seems to me in a good natured enough way, nothing wrong with a bit of healthy competition, and good luck to Shudds with it! A tad embarrassing that it is now a promise, not a pledge, at the Bulls but hey, nobody's perfect



Now if they could as a result bring more than 25 fans to the Odsal fixture. . .

does anybody know how well it is going in terms of turning pledges into actual ticket sales.not a great deal of info coming from the club.

Well they've put extra staff in the ticket office, so there might be a clue there..................