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

I very much doubt there will be a non-members price.

I think (in fact, think it pretty much says) you'll need to be a member before buying a season ticket.

Still think it's a reasonable package personally. It will mean that 'single' fans will have to pay an extra £20 (£180 rather than £160 last year) but that families will benefit.

It's no surprise that the club are trying to get more families in, even if it is at the cost of 'singles'. This deal is also a good way of encouraging those singles to bring family/friends/etc along and hence boosting crowds.

Perhaps those people slagging the club should looking further than the end of their noses before criticising, especially as it's often the same people that criticise the club constantly for not doing enough to improve attendances.

The Black Cat seems to have hit the nail on the head - accept that single blokes aged 16-40 are longer the target audience for RL so either pay extra and stop moaning or don't pay extra and choose your games.

Irlam Dave and shirl have it right.... it was £160 last year. So the increase for a memebership and season ticket for an individual is £20. The memebrship I think is a good idea in so far as for people who bring family members now and again will get them in for a discounted rate.

I would like to see some more stuff done with the membership tho and i am told by someone at the club there are plans afoot. One is to revive the Junior Devils as part of the scheme. I do hope this is true and that it is the first sign of the club readopting/ rebranding the Devil. The same source at the club said to me today that the Devil has not been dropped, merely sidelined while we wait for the new Stadium.

I also had a 20 minute conversation with a very senior official at the club who told me that they are working so hard on the the stadium because without it they all know we will not be a SL club. I know they pi55 us off sometimes but I think the club are only too aware what the stadium means to our future.

If you are still confused as to the situation then why not click on the link to the email for season ticket queries at the bottom of the pricing page?

Must have been the receipt for the year before then I found today.

This is an over complicated press statement, and appears to alienate a whole section of fans. I think the club is doing the right thing trying to attract families but not by alienating other fans.

I've just been on the fishal site and read through it all.

It all seems pretty straight forward to me.

rumour has it the next singles night at the willows has sold out, there was a mad rush for some reason

The club could set up a singles site, to organise dos for single fans to meet like minded fans and these may get together at a later date and become a family

That about sums it up FL.

Can I just add though something thats been mentioned on here on many occassion - That even if the club were to give season tickets away for free we'd still struggle to attract a decent attendance.

I hope what they've done works out how they want (I wasn't moaning about the cost really, seems very reasonable) but for mine, well I'm not sure it will!

I guess with the franchise scenario and this offer, the club will be able to show an increase in season ticket sales, great smoke screen!

i'm off to salford uni to get a degree in trying to understand this offer!!ive read it several times and still cant figure it out,more small print and bullet points then a loan off provident!only salford could come up with something this complicated!

What a load of whingers think you will all find that you will be better off with the deal that is on offer.
As quoted, it is aimed at getting more families into the fan base, but singles will no worse off. if you pay per game it is, 13 home games at £18 per game = £234 + shirt £40=£274 add "magic w/end" cost will be over ££300, so massive saving there.