if this offer is extended for more than one match all it will probably ensure is that all those who have bought kids season tickets for their kids and grandkid,s this season,wont bother doing it again next season ,yet another one doomed to fail.

Stick them all in one stand otherwise like Mo said.

For decks sake, the club try something else and lo and behold along come the same old people to also it down.

Trevor.....just fold the club up. Biggest loser you'll ever take on. Too many people trying to scupper success

I am all for kids for a quid with Adult, and for cheap u16's season tickets - I aint for U16's for a quid unaccompanied. If we have 50 now paying £8 we need 400 to pay a quid to break even, if not more.

I am still awaiting Matts reply, and I know all kids aint Chavs - my kids started with ST's going with Grandad and Me, I would guess most started in a similar way although not all.

The age range is 12 and under, they have to be accomponied by an adult!

the club will be looking at more initatives in April, but schools will be targeted so we can actually advertise it properly.

IMO we should target high schools, £1 a kid and you can enter the grounds with out supervision of an adult. we should also have school competitions, design our next poster (winning poster gets printed/ school win a framed poster) ect ect

if we make the schools feel involved, kids will come

No they wont. If we get parents involved they will.

i think we have established not all adults will pay £14/£16/£18. we can see that by looking at the abismal attendences we currently have.

are you suggesting we drop the price? children will come with their mates. I came once with my brother and loved it. Ive been watching ever since then, even made a few mates whilst there.

Look lets just try it, let all the kids in with or without adult, not many 4 years old would find their way on their own. If enough come next time open the East stand for them, stick Parky in there and a steward.

this is why under 16s in for a £1 would be a win win situation. how many under 12's will come friday night? half of them will be asleep.

between the ages 14-16 on a friday night will be sitting on a corner causing mischief, or drinking on fairs park i should know it was only 6-8 years ago i was doing it

I don't think many High School kids would want to go to a match with mummy and daddy - it's not cool.

Also, you'll probably find that potential problem kids will not want to spend even a quid on rugby - that's beer & cig money.

Lets try anything 'coz whatever were doing now isn't working!