*by the way, I can add up, I have just gone through the notes I made from the forum and got confused!

WERE asking. If you buy a season ticket now it'll be £187.

However, the club did announce a half season ticket offer at the end of last week. A 7 game ticket for £70 where you have to pick which 7 games you're attending (2 from Wigan,Saints,Leeds & Wire , 3 from Hudds,Cas,Wakey,Widnes and both Hull teams and 2 from Cats, Salford & London) or a 6 game ticket for £85 which lets you turn up for any 6 games you'd like.

That's a good idea.

If Leigh brought that in I could pick which games I could go to around the shifts i'm on.

Wakey should be well up on last year, sold at least 4k season passes so far, maybe nearer to 4.5k now - a 300% increase on last year!

Guessing average attendance will be somewhere around 8k.

8k would be superb for Wakey!

Well the Bulls have been pushing new ideas to turn round the falling crowd numbers they were having. There's been the usual nay sayers about the pledge schemes, but their negative response to the pledge scheme doesn't change the fact that for 2 consecutive years the Bulls have a guaranteed 10k tickets sold for every home game.

What price per match does it work out at?

4.5 thousand season TICKETS sold So far at Wakefield, not passes they only sell season passes in hull

Tomayto/Tomarto

Either way good news all round, and with the travel subsidy - the Wakey faithful should become a bigger travelling army to boot.

Broncos tickets are about the same as Quins last year. Don't expect much change down here unless the team has a good year on pitch.

How about Leeds ST sales?

Widnes are not far of 4500 stronghold memberships (season tickets) and I think were looking for a 7500 average first year in.

Our away following is very good and we should take good numbers no matter which club we travel to.