LMAO Iain......lmfao

as for the rest of it

a season ticket last year was actually 160 pound and that was the early bird price, so 180 for someone who wants to go on there own isnt that bad considering the price at the turnstile is going up a pound as well, but if u dont want to pay the extra twenty quid then dont. the incentive is to get families to go and they will save money, which will hopefully bring more bodies through the gates inturn making a better atmosphere inside the ground and more money for the club to hopefully spend on players wages, surely this builds a bettter club for all of us.

also for those going on there own, there is nothing stopping them from putting relatives names on the membership allowing them to come to the odd games at a cheaper rate on the pay as u go scheme

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And JR you are the Comical Ali of this forum. The tanks are rolling into Baghdad but nothing is ever going wrong
Some comedy stuff on this thread.

The price of £140 was theearly bird price just as the £130 is the Early bird price this year.

I assume there will be news of the deal for non families to follow.

Typical Salford press release, half a story.

What about grandparents who take grandkids, they seem to be excluded as do single parents.

I certainly hope another press release is due out soon.

This has just added further to my dismay with the club. Lack of news on the stadium, treating us as idiots. Alker situation now making him a coach

We still don't know how much an ST will cost for non-members.

Other than the free Magic weekend tickets, all of the 'benefits' were available with this year's season ticket anyway.

They really should have just released all of the prices (I'm assuming you can actually buy a season ticket without becoming a member...) at the same time - would have created a damn sight less confusion.

Fugg me I'm confused so I have to buy a Membership for 50 sheets and then a season ticket for £130, couldn't it just be as simple as buy your season ticket for £180? I honestly think they've over complicated this, can I not buy a season ticket without buying a membership?

What about students, I take it they just count as Concessions?

what ever it costs once again I and my like minded mates who are all related will be buy a family membership, hence cutting the price for us and still getting all the benefits apart from the pointless weekend in Scotland,but thats another story.

belong 01/10/09, understand the new season ticket pricing structure 01/10/20??

I have no idea what the price of my single season ticket will be!

Also, under family membership *T&Cs apply. Family Membership for £50 covers immediate family – up to two adults (parents /guardians) and any number of children living in the same household. Address will be verified.[/i

What about single parents whos kids dont live with them but want to take them to games? the address cant be varified. The club have got to explain themselves properly.

I hope I get a renewal pack, in the last 5 years i have never or members of my family received one, despite being ST holders for many years.

I don't actually think it is that complicated. If you re a member (for £50) the whole family get cheaper season tickets. The problem the club have given themselves here is that they haven't published the non members price. I would imagine that this is going to be more than £130. I come to every game with my son. My husband comes to the occasional game wth us as he is in the army and away a lot. A season ticket each for me and my son will be £206 including the membership fee. It was £200 last year. So for an extra £6 me and my whole family got to Murrayfield for nowt and my hubby pays less when he isn't in scummy afghanistan. I dopn't think its a bad deal myself. I understand the concerns of the single people here but why don't we wait until te prices are published before we shout and scream.

cue massive CSA investigations, cock ups, legal wrangling and terms of imprisonment