The problem is with any offers is who pays for it?

Any discounts for the Sheffield game would have to be funded by the club or a sponsor, any for the Widnes TV game is funded by the Co-op.

Would they have a choice? Barrow play Sat evening.

Also, we had a 25% increase at the Batley game which was brilliant - what we don't know is what the crowd would have been on a traditional Sunday 3pm KO. Was the increase due to it being Bank Holiday or was it due to an evening KO or was it simply 'cos we are playing better?

I really think a Sat evening would be the best option (probably 6.30).

[iI know I'm talking to myself, I often do [/i

But also there’s something to be said about making your 'biggest' fixture even bigger.

It's on a Thursday evening and should both teams remain in good form we should be looking at around 600 travelling to Leigh. If it were on a Sunday afternoon that would be a 1,000.

Just make sure you bring the 2 (or 4 depending on where you are looking) mates in your avator

Saturday evenings however - have a look down your street at the number of people who are indoors then as opposed to a Sunday afternoon.

Sunday afternoons presents far too many reasons why not to bother. Super Sunday on Sky, Christenings, Fathers Dad, sunny days out with the family etc, verses 80 minutes of RL is always going to be a problem especially for the floating fan.

Saturday evening as a start of a night out with either the family, mates, or the wife is a bobby dazzler.

There is a reason other clubs do it and it's not because they dont like watching Thex Factor.

Not bothered either way myself but wasn't there a poll done a couple of years ago which resulted in the majority wanting Sun afts?

I'd prefer Fri night but thats a personal choice for weekends away.

Of course but like birthdays we all have 'special' bigger ones

Changing the kick-off times and day mid season is defo not a goer, as I'm a season ticket holder and work Sat evening.
I would therefore want a refund and there would be one less plus my kids from the attendance.

Are the terms and conditions of use printed on the season tickets?

There is usually a clause in them that reads to the effect that 'the club reserves the right to alter or change the day, time, or date of any game and that the said season ticket gives the holder admittance to that game, yet no refund will be given if that game is not attended.' (or something similiar), thats the reason in all the years I was working shifts I never bought one, as its usually a standard clause.

Nothing like that, Fred. Mind you, have you seen the size of the 'swipe-card' ST?