What if your are divorced or live on your own should get a 25% discount like council/poll tax

Here's a radical idea. Why don't the club say there aren't any season tickets just come down and pay on the day! The price is £18 for everyone including kids, OAP's and students. No early bird offers, no free shirts, no free cup games and no free trip to chilly Jocko Land.
"STUFF THE LOT OF YOU!"

There everyone treated equally and the death of the club is nigh. People weren't happy last year they try something new, surprise surprise... people aren't happy. give it a Fooking rest!

Some of you want the club to give you your tickets for nowt and then complain when they don't sign anyone or take 200K for a jumped up little 5h*te who might turn out to be a flop after his first season. FFS where's the money going to come from?

Bored of this thread now as you are all going round in circles. That's the offer, take it or leave it! As someone once said you can only please some of the people some of the time!!!!!!

Point. Missed. Spectacularly. Well done.

Chrismum, cheers for that. It's just a shame that the club didn't make that clear in the original fanfare. It would've saved ten pages of debate!

On the contrary GT I think I've hit it bang on. All those on here saying it is a bad deal are those who can only see a £20 increase and the fact that families are appearing to get a better deal than them as an individual. They seem to have ignored the things that the club has given them and focussed in on the why are they getting more than me aspect of it. So I don't think I have missed the point at all.

Stop posting then!!

how can you be bored of this thread? Its like a soap opera, with GT n Odsal red in a virtual world living together fighting against the system and already bitchin at each others habits, Iain trying to get his GF to come to matches with a temping offer of a £12 ticket and everyone throwing season tickets from other sports in the mix, hope nobody loses theirs or gets them mixed up, get to the ground realise wrong ticket ahh noooo.
Its a classic cant wait for the next instalment gonna sky + it hahaha

i am a lifelong salford supporter who has become disillusioned with the club, i stopped going to all home and away games a long time ago, last season i was going to buy a season ticket but due to getting made redundant i couldnt, glad i didnt now as the issue with the commemorative shirt was a joke, paid my money at the turnstiles this year for a few games and even tho the crowds wernt the best i got the bug again so was looking forward to getting a season ticket, now im trying to get my head round the new offers and from what ive read on here i think ill pay on the gate again as cannot make all the games on a friday night

No offence mate but season tickets aren't really aimed at occasional supporters who pick and choose their games so, regardless of the package offered, it probably wasn't going to be a great deal for you anyway.

Well, I'm getting one. Always have done always will.

In simple terms, if you are able to make 9 or more games, get the membership and pay £12 a game. If you cam make 11, get a season ticket. If you won't be able to get to 9, then just pay £18 on the door each week.

Shouldn't have called it a family memebrship then. All that has achieved is to confuse everyone.

Unless you are going to buy an away shirt and/or go to the Magic Weekend, in which case you can probably attend around 5 games and still end up better off.

My missus' first game was the 100-12 defeat of Gateshead. She then began to watch regularly when we were in NL1 and blowing teams away week-in, week-out.

By the time we were back in SL, playing badly and getting battered she was hooked!

Wow only just caught up with the latest offerings via this forum. I had decided during the season that I wasn't going to renew this year after the well documented goings on at the club, but any last minute change of heart is no more.

I have two brand new shirts in the wardrobe.
I have no desire to go to millenium tragic, and last year I offered via this forum my carnegie ticket to Hull (I had no takers).

The thing that really pi**ed me off was the continual offers to the floating fan of £10/£5 entrance fees, after the likes of most of us pay up front year on year. (I used to applaud this but I didn't think that offering reduced prices for WIGAN was what it was all about.) Not to mention the Cas fan who came on here after buying his ticket up front who said he was offered vouchers outside the ground from people who had been emailed with offers.

No doubt I will still attend all thirteen games but maybe I'll be the lucky receipient of such attractive offers.

Maybe the signing of Jonathan Thurston could change my mind..