After what has happened i'm tempted to get one next year. How many games do you get - the 10 League games plus the Cup?

Have to admit that I'm not bothered about the Cup games - just the league. Maybe a good idea if the club offered a ticket for 'all games' and one for league games?

But i was thinking how much would you be willing to pay for one?

I usually miss a couple of games through holiday etc so the club need to make it really tempting to get one.

Think Halifax had an offer where it was £99 plus VAT - might be too cheap for the club but i'm sure it would tempt a few - special price before chrimbo?

Or it would be great if the club could get companies to sponsor the ST - like the companies that do the loyalty card in leigh - or they could try to get companies to advertise the back of it and give benefits to ST holders - if you have a season ticket you get 10% off in their store etc.

Its imperative that we build our crowds up - the stadium is in place, the team will hopefully be, the club are making strides off the pitch...

A big season ticket push is needed.

The cup apart from the NRC early rounds are a shared gate so season tickets can't be included.

Last year the third round of the CHallenge Cup V Lokomotiv Moscow was included, but there's no guarantee of a home draw.

There are ways around it, but it's a certain amount of give and take. Pay £20 on top of your season ticket and get one game and the club make money; pay £20 on top of your season ticket and we get to Wembley....

i meant the NRC - are they included? how many games?

NRC Group matches at the beginning of the season will be, but I don't knwo for sure how many. Last year I think it was 2, but they changed the format, and may do again.

Any later knockout rounds won't be included.

The group games are included (three home games, usually?)

It was two last year due to a change in format.

It will be 4 next year due to complainsts of not enough games , but nobody will bother going after the 1st 2

i wonder if i will be allowed to pick my seat, maybe andrew if you read this may be able to answer, i personally want a reserved seat, so i can turn if if i choose at 14:59 and know my seat is there waiting for me, why should i fork out in advance and then have to scramble for the best seats with people who have just turned up on the day, surely its not beyond the club to offer reserved seats for people who want one and unreserve the rest for people who are not bothered where theysit. the reason i want a reserved seat is i am partially sighted and strange as it sounds i can view the game better from near the back of the stand, hence my desire for a seat near to the back row.

....turn up at 14.59 and join the queues. In fact one of the reasons for the queues are people turning up late. If you look on the tickets from last year, I am sure it stated they didn't have to let you in after 2.30 lol.

On the flip side, but still on the same general topic I've always thought it strange that you have to name your stand when buying a season ticket/match day ticket. At the moment what does it matter whether I use my ticket for the West or the North stand, if we were packing them out every week then there would be a problem, but I think we could accommodate it with the number of fans we are getting at the moment.

I reckon on the whole our fans would love this, they look for any reason to bitch and complain about the LSV and its bureaucracy, if we put a "caveat" on each ticket that stated you can go into any open stand that you want to until it reaches capacity then they would surely understand, they might even turn up a bit earlier to be assured of their preferred stand/seat, and on top of that the LSV would love it because it means more pints and pies sold (cue the not at those prices jibes ) !!

what should be made clear on next seasons tickets is what category the season ticket is in i.e under 11 ,Junior concession or full this will definitely stop abuse of the system because presently on this past seasons tickets someone could get in on a free under 11s ticket even if they were a hundred and ten years old or older or younger