Why do I have to pay the same price as a seat when I prefer to stand?.okay so I could sit down if I wanted to but surely tickets should be priced to include a standing option otherwise don't have one.myself and my wife come to watch selected games from the Stockport area and £40 admission plus £5 pound parking and maybe a drink and a bite to eat is a lot of money to be forking out these days..get your act together Salford I stood in the shed for years .the product is great in fact I've never seen a bad game of rugby league but let's not pretend we're football with the pricing.you can't go from freebies to £20 to stand no matter how good the new ground may or may not be....don't make me desert you Salford I love you like an old pair of boots...

£20 is the going rate at most clubs. In comparison £20 to sit in the main stand is decent value as most other super league clubs you are paying £25+

I agree that £20 is too much, although it was £20 in the last year at The Willows for standing. With the poor view behind the sticks at the new ground however I would probably look at reducing the price of standing tickets for next season.

reduce to keep a better financial input?

we do not have the supermarket flexibility on loss-makers any more (if we ever did)

this is a business not a charity

Could maybe make it cheaper in the standing but a whack a couple of quid on the seating price to balance it out. Even Sale are cheaper than us for standing tickets. Need to do something to try and win back some of the support we have lost.

RL in general is becoming too expensive now, but that is for another time.

yep they knock £3 off standing and add £27 on for sitting, that wouldn't go down too well with our lot, but £17 for standing and £22 for sitting could pull in more money in the long run, with a £2 discount for buying in advance.

make it £18 in the South and North stands
£20 in the East stand (but open every game)
£24 in the West stand

reduce the prices in the bars around the ground

That bits not going to happen as for the 20's game it had gone up from the season long price of £3 to £3.30 for a pint of p***.

I don't know if that was ready for sale the next day, but next season I'll be in eccles/patricroft for longer and the ground for the duration of the match.

You'd have thought licenced premises would have learn't by now, it seems not.

Year one of a five plan, must mean cheaper ticket prices to watch a bottom of the league team, then going up yearly to match improved performances ?

With players leaving the club in droves and plan after plan who will pay to watch only the die hards will go I know for one that I won't waste money on a team that as no abortion to move forward and just survive. To get fans in you need to be able to compete and after a season that we only won so many matches. Next year we are going to have crap team with cheap team so fans will see us propping up. If investment is coming can't see it being worth much as we are still getting rid of player. 20 years of this club I supported now I am fed up with the crap club come out with. I lost interest and not being loaded salford can no longer be a priority as won't be worth supporting a club that don't show any interest any more

Even though I have pre-paid for next season, even I wouldn't like to see an abortion move forward on the field of play.

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Eccles,
Keep the faith.
The club does have ambition.This was posted on the Cronulla forum -
[iSharks and Souths where both chasing Joel Moon for next year. Rabbits where willing to buy out Joels contract but Salford would not release him.

Joel took them to court but lost the case, so he will be staying over there for the remainder of this contract.[/i

Not the action of a selling club.

In this weeks RLE Phil Veivers is quoted as saying,in relation to rebuilding the side, - '' We expect it to be done in a fortnight,and the people we have earmarked have already been spoken to.''

It made me feel slightly more relieved and very interested in who the players are who are willing to do their best for Salford.

This year despite only winning 8 matches Salford scored 116 tries in 27 matches, one of our best returns for some time, now just thing if instead of moaning a thousand fans would have sponsored each of them tries for a pound each, the club would have had £116,000 to invest in the junior teams. Imagine what that sort of money can do to improve the image of the club to young players, getting treated like professional players from an early age, state of the art training equipment and food supplements, and a club uniform. Building up and attracting good young players and setting out a pathway for the future of the club, keeping the best and selling the rest and carry on with the investment in youth to build, just like Leeds and Wigan.

Pity just 17 of us could be bothered to take part this year.