Be interesting to see how new owners handle the long-term tickets. Don't think they have any legal obligation to honour them. Think best those of you who have them can hope for is some concession going forwards. Can't see new owners honouring the full term of the deals.

Perhaps a flexi card like at City. Pay £50, then get in for a tenner at any games you want to watch. That means if you watch 5 games youre paying £20 a match, but if you go to 10 out of the 13 games youre paying only £15.

It all depends on matchday pricing and balancing the books.

If we are honest, a matchday standing ticket cost of £18 is about right, with a seat being £22 - £25 depending on the block

that would mean:
13 x 18 = £234
13 x 22 = £286
13 x 25 = £325

if people buy game by game.

what is a suitable discount for paying up front? three free games?

so a ground season ticket at - £180
outer blocks of stand - £220
centre blocks - £250

how many would we sell?

how can it be incentivised?

£180 - standing and £230 for seating

sorry forgot to add ON SALE NOW!

Cannot argue with the maths - seems pretty fair. What I would like to see though is a family ticket giving deep discounts for the kids to encourage family groups.

Realistically given everything we have been through and the players we have lost I cannot see us being as competitive next year so I am looking at the 2013 season ticket more as an investment for the future of the club.

can you buy on-line or is it a trip to the ticket office?

So has £180 been announced?

It still represents Good Value for Money, but the Club may find Take up slower than usual if the way folk can pay are not more flexible!

£180 is ok with me. It was always going to be up toward the £200 mark.

Under 12's free! so there will be few posters on here happy then!!

Where is all this coming from?

That's a similar pricing structure to the renewals at Saints, so should provide a hefty boost to the coffers if you get a decent number of season ticket holders.