I know that me old mucker. Just saying if they brought in the cheap season tickets I'd probably get another one. People used the dip last season as a reason not to get one and it was an easy way out. Bet they're regretting it now though.

the ones that did have certainly been rewarded this season!

I am in the same boat as Moggie.

Did not get a ticket but travel is the problem.

If it was cheap would get one to support the club even though i would still miss a number of games

I think it is pretty much the same for local fans who can't make a proportion of the games for whatever reason.

If I don't renew for next year won't be due to performance but flown to the fact my transport also supports Town and like everyone else he is feeling pinch, so buying season tickets for both is a very expensive item. If he has to forgo one, if I Giants Then I won't be Renewing either. sad But All down to money. Giants great season but Town also doing OK. So which to choose? Terrible decision I know. As I have posted before I can't stand football so know what my choice would be, only hope his is the same.

Out of the group of four I go with one person didnt renew, and that was 75% due to economic situation - maybe if they had stayed cheap he'd have stretched it, but couldnt for various reasons.

Hopefully he will get back into it this season

i think 3 people who sat with us didnt renew this year purely down to finance, of the 3 only one has been on a regular basis, not sure if she will get one next year but will still come.

I personally could afford a season ticket but can't justify the cost. The half season ticket I could justify and so bought one. The same will apply next season regardless of performances on the field.
If they don't already do it then I think the Giants need to market themselves to different groups and not just aim at getting everyone to buy a full season ticket. Maybe a range of season tickets would help. 1) A full season ticket. 2) A budget season ticket which gives you 6 matches against lower opposition. 3) A mid range season ticket which gives 3 top games and 3 lower games. 4) A premium season ticket which gives you 6 matches against top opposition. The full season ticket should be priced to give cheapest cost per game. Next cheapest per game would be the budget, then the mid range and the most expensive per game would be the premium.

The issue would be what you call "top" opposition. I would imagine most teams wouldn't have put giants as "top" opposition at the start of the year. (Wigan fans still don't!)

Thats quite a good idea, i think a flexi-ticket is still a good way to go, 100 quid for 6 games of your choice might encourage more people to take the plunge, just dont include the same discounted offers like in the booklet and dont give a reserved seat.

£99 for an adult season ticket behind the posts is a great offer.

around £7.60 a game it works out.

Apart from the fact it is a badly designed stand that you cannot really go into if the weather is bad.