Wonder where you got the Your Dream Your Team idea from?

I should have put home colours as I've no problem with a retro, or even a 'special' one, available only to those signed up to this scheme, this may encourage others to join?

Although I think a scheme like this is the way forward in terms of spreading income throughout the year, isn't the above effectively broken down as paying £200 for a season ticket when you take off the £40 for the shirt?

£20 would be a bit dear considering Widnes' top price for SL (more games?) is £17.99.

What I like about these deals is they are flexible and you can add more benefits weekly if you like and eases cash flow issues for both club and fans!

That already exists with the VIP season ticket, for an extra £45 or £40 (can't remember which) on the price of the season ticket you can get up into that bar. If you include the £30 price for a shirt it all comes to ~£230 so £20 per month would just be paying for this on a monthly basis (with a £10 charge for the privilege), which could be a good idea offering people the option of paying for their season tickets monthly (if there's an interest in it).

How about throwing in a couple of car flags? The more advertising the better. Whether it's a home game or away, wear them with pride and get people looking at the flags and talking about them.

Good idea. Even if it's a case of a couple of car stickers and a scarf etc then people will feel they're getting more for their money without necessarily seeing profit margins reduced.

Everytime we play I fly my flag from first thing in a morning on the day of the game and I only take it down the morning after.

I could definately do with some new ones though, or should I say Plonk Loner does.



Welcome to the mad house BTW

Why not have the player of your choice picking you up from home and dropping you off after a game?

And theres me thinking these were ideas to generate income, but then it (as always) generates into 'lets see what we can get for nothing'.

Or they're actually ideas to try and justify charging £240 a year?

Given the club needs money why not make it a mimimum of £20 and allow people to pay more if they wish. As for value Matt, nobody would be forced to join, its just a way of helping. the club, like joining Lisa.

The impression I got would be to run it as Widnes have done which is effectively replacing traditional season tickets.