Quote Blotto="Blotto"There you go! Lose some Win some! www.bradfordbulls.co.uk/news/498 ... 20RESPONSE'" Great news. So who wants to tell Kenny that he actually helped us

Quote Blotto="Blotto"There you go! Lose some Win some! www.bradfordbulls.co.uk/news/498 ... 20RESPONSE'" Great news. So who wants to tell Kenny that he actually helped us

"After the Announcement on Monday we received another 650 Pledges, which is amazing but not necessary."

So that's 11,331 now?

Which begs the question..why the hell did they not pledge before, when it mattered???

I wonder how many "micky Mouse"'s signed up?

I may have a pledge problem, i pleged for a family ticket for £150, now my mate, who hasn't pleged, is buying two season tickets at £99 for myself and him, in the main stand (as long as keep him in beers next season) my question is am i still obliged to buy the tickets i pledged on even though theoretically we will be spending more money?

It was at 11,016 the last time I looked so we could be heading towards the 12k figure in adult season passes alone.

Amazing when you think about it.

Kenny says he's made 20 fake pledges.

On top the pledges real or fake how many day trippers excluding away fans are you expecting on average next season?

Is it realistic to expect 17k for the Rhinos game and an average around 14.5k.

Also what do u expect to happen in 2012 when season ticket prices triple?

That should read almost 12,000 adult pledges

I think the 'fake pledge' thing is quite embarassing (for the fake pledgers) when you consider that not even football fans resorted to such immaturity with the City pledge, or at least not in large numbers. If people have actually pledged 20 odd times in an attempt to hurt the finances of the club then they are pretty imbecilic, regardless I'm sure the total of people actually honoring their pledge will be above the 9,000 mark, even if it doesn't quite hit the 10,000.

I would imagine there only saying that to wind a few people up, if not well if they've used the website I guess IP's could be traced....whatever it's £60 so

Just been arguing on the Wakefield board, because they say that 10,000 at £60 is only £600,000 and that the club will die.

It's not just 10,000 at £60 is it, I'm right in saying that (please note not exact figures but I've used them to show that we'll generate more than £600,000).

What about the 2,400 people who pledged for a family stand, family season pass £199?

2,400 x £199 = £477,600

Then you can add the 1,600 £99 family stand, single season pass.

1,600 x £99 = £158,400

Then you can add the final 6,800 who pledged at £60

6,800 x £60 = £408,000

Add them all together and wal ****ing la

Total = £1,044,000.

You've got the right general idea although the exact split between the different categories of ticket is anyones guess. roughly speaking the club will get about 50% as much revenue per head compared to last years tickets. So if we shift 12k (including concessions etc) then we should have roughly the same income coming in from 12k season ticket holders next year as we did from 6k this year. The way the club really makes money back is from having twice the number of people in the ground all buying food,drink,merchandise, lottery tickets etc. because people have paid less to get in in the 1st place they are more likely to spend more on extras like this. Plus the higher the average attendance the more the club can sell sponsoship/advertising for.

If any clubs fans should be worrying about their club dying then its the wakey crew.