Well, it is relevant.

Fair play to your club for doing what it needs to do to get fans in, but your season tickets are less than half the price ours are, and you also give free entry to kids I believe.

As for the average, fair enough, you are ahead of us at the moment, but this is with your team playing well, and us playing poorly.

Our lowest crowd is around 1400 higher than your lowest crowd. At the end of the year, our average will be higher than yours, with a higher ticket price per person.

not all season tickets were cheap - only the ones bought by existing Ticket holders before a certain date - so only about 2,500 could have benefited from the £80 offer, we have nearer 6,000 this year so someone is buying them !!

What was the offer in full then? What did new ST holders have to pay?

They didn't pay a full price I believe.

As I said in my first post, fair play to the club for trying something new, and it is clearly having a positive effect.

he his a cock...

Head to head:

Warrington v Celtic - 7,854

Huddersfield v Celtic - 6,407

Hmmmmmmmmm

new ticket holders had to pay £200 quid or something like that although there was a voucher in the new ST books for a family member to get one for £100 i think.

cool, how many Season ticket holders do Wire have btw?

I don't believe that was the case at all, although I am finding it difficult to get anything from google.

This scheme was, I believe much more wide ranging than a loyalty scheme to existing members.

not many this year.
I dont remember an announcement being made, usually a sign of poor sales. I could be wrong though.

Couldn't tell you as I don't know. You have to ask yourself where your additional 3,500 have come from though.

if wire season tickets were 70 quid it would be full every single game

Very true.
I cant knock the effort made by the Giants this year though.
Fantastic stuff, backed by a winning team on the pitch.
15000 plus i reckon tonight