I buy the season ticket for the home games, the priority for CC tickets and also the discount at the club shop. Things like priority tickets for league matches, and the other little vouchers you get are an excellent bonus but I do understand the frustrations from the people who don't have season tickets in the fact that they feel they are getting a raw deal.

However, I understand why they have done it and I do feel sorry for the non-season ticket holders but I'm a season ticket holder myself and if I can get benefits for buying one, all the better.

If you're in Hull at the moment, just call the Saints shop on Monday and order a ticket from there instead. You may end up surrounded by Saints fans, but hey, we're a nice bunch on the whole.

(Order your ticket for the West Stand end of the North Stand and you won't be too far away from the primrose and blue)

I am tempted.

I think that more tickets will come out for wire. the number is so small. I think there will be ST holders in Warrington feeling it is raw.

If push came to shove though I would. I bought my ticket for the playoff match from Saints shop for fear of a mass surge at Warrington. It didn't happen like.

i would be vexed because i have shown my commitment to the club by buying a season ticket....i have paid to watch all the home games upfront...... i should get priority on away games....

i don't have a season ticket this year because of work commitments.... and i would have no problem missing out on an away ticket if they were all bought by season ticket holders.

they should get priority... they are committing in a way that should enable them to get benefits non season tickets holders don't.

i really cant see why people are so upset about this.

I'm with MDC on this one.

I could easily afford a season ticket and if it was possible i would snap one up every year BUT they swap the days around Friday/Saturday/Sunday, Sky switch games with minimum notice and i have an irregular work pattern.

Now if i was off on the day of the Saints game normally i would order my tickets and come up but not being a season ticket holder puts an end to that.

If it was to happen at a home game though I'd feel less aggrieved, because i agree with that principle of season ticket home priority.

They commit because their life circumstances allow them to, i do some serious mileage to watch Wire but can't get to every game NOW if i was lucky enough to be off that day i still couldn't watch the game due to being 'minimum priority'.

I'd be upset because my limited windows for watching Wire are even more limited now

Do you not think that the reason the club is doing this is due to the fact the capacity of the Stobart Stadium is less than Knowsley Road? It's a possibility, though I cannot recall if the same thing happened last season at KR. I'm sure someone can confirm.



A fancard, as '74 mentioned earlier on, could be a pretty good idea. It can be prioritised dependant on how many home/away games you have been to in previous seasons, especially for the big games.



Ah, the old true fan debate rears it's ugly head once again. So because I have a season ticket, I'm not a true fan. Just because I like in Sankey and travel 2 miles to the ground rather than coming from Hull or London I'm not a true fan. I think [iyour[/i logic is flawed there.

I am personally upset because, as i have said previously, they do not have the mandate for this. They sold the season ticket the principles of: home games are a lot cheaper| CC advantages| discount in store| priority in the playoffs+ other smaller rubbish. That is what the populace agreed to when either buying or not buying the season ticket. If two months ago they said they were introducing priority away matches. I would be slightly upset, cause i would still feel they had no right and it is no way cost effective to me, but then the sales of Season tickets would reflect the decision they made.

I would feel just as annoyed if they said that none season tickets would be pelted with rotten fruit at matches.

i might miss 3 games because i work in IT and im on call....so i didnt get a season ticket... its no big deal though.

one of my best mates plays SL rugby so i can get tickets anyway

if they would have said this was a condition of the season ticket, would you have bought one?

I'm not getting in to the true fan/uber fan debate but i do agree that a card that you swipe that registers the games you attend and gives you a points system.

You then qoute your number or present your card and they(the club) go sorry not enough points or yes you are a top priority fan.