No, TT she wouldn't have put [iquite[/i so succinctly as you've done - it would be in some sort of code, but as i write, I'm sure FA is going through the scrolls....

On a point of order, Mother Shipton predicted that the world would end in 1881. I therefore don't need to go through the scrolls on this one, as I'm thinking that any post-1881 on-planet predictions would be hard to reconcile with her belief that there wouldn't be a planet.

You seem to know [ifar[/i too much on this subject, FA..

No its a typo, her teeth were so rotten it was dificult to distinguithh wha she shaid, and illustrious academics now believe it was eighty eighty one = 8081. Noteworthy therefore is:

...and the lamb shall lie down with a rug rat...

It's the 'friendlies' next month...not sure if they were predicted, or not

This from Halifax is a good idea. viewtopic.php?f=15&t=576806 They've launched a mini season ticket which allows the holder in to any four home games and offers a saving on general admission. I'd like to see Bradford give thought to tapping into the people who can't commit to a full season ticket. For example, I'm not getting a season ticket but buying a mini ticket of this nature would be a no brainer.

This from Halifax is a good idea. viewtopic.php?f=15&t=576806 They've launched a mini season ticket which allows the holder in to any four home games and offers a saving on general admission. I'd like to see Bradford give thought to tapping into the people who can't commit to a full season ticket. For example, I'm not getting a season ticket but buying a mini ticket of this nature would be a no brainer.

It does make sense. But I think the club want to maximise the number of people buying full price season tickets before looking at offering other deals

That's fair enough I suppose, but I'd hope they are savvy enough to roll out some other offers thereafter.

I think they have done things similar to that before, iirc but it was after the season started. Some of those 'specials' may have been under previous owners but it's still [largely] the same people in the office doing the admin, so I'm sure those things would have put forward in meetings etc.

I certainly hope so, 'cos it's a good idea.

They did it in one of the crisis years as a short term measure I think. I can't remember which one. They all look the same to me.

They've gone small step in this direction with kick off membership on website now. Think they've misjudged pricing a bit mind. £60 for one game and members club discounts is too much. If they'd gone two games + membership for £50 or one game + membership for £30 think they'd sell quite a few. Can't see many people taking up current offers TBH.

I re-read their latest offer a few times but can't find any way that it represents value for money. If that's supposed to be a tempting offer its way over my head.

That's what I thought. If it had been two or three games then it would sell. Think their placing too high a value on the membership discounts and pack tbh. Most people aren't going to use many of discounts.

Definitely. I honestly and sincerely don't want to be negative , but the added value that discounts brings over a conventional season ticket is being massively overplayed.

I think that's pretty fair comment and certainly sums up my own position. I won't say I'm necessarily in the majority but I can't remember taking up [iany[/i of the 'third party' pro mos over the years. I guess I'm pretty much 'died in the wool' as a fan and my feeling is I'm paying for the rugby. In any case, I don't remember a 'pack', when I picked up my ticket/card in the office that's just what I got - a card, it wasn't even in an envelope let alone a 'pack'. Not that I'm remotely bothered.