I foresaw that issue of bringing friends and sitting with them, so asked for my season ticket to be in the East stand so my guests - when I bring them - could sit with me. As the point has been made though, finding somewhere to sit is hardly a problem given all the empty seats usually available.

I'll be working on bringing some guests for HKR, but suspect it might only be the one, my girlfriend due the timing, location and where my friends live (not very locally - they'll be more easily persuaded to come to a 3:00 p.m. game). I'll definitely encourage as many friends as possible to come when Saints visit - but then, that will be to see St Helens play!

My girlfriend has suggested Broncos should try a 'kids go free' approach as the Guildford Flames do several, times a season. I passed that on to the club on their feedback template a couple of games ago.

Didn't get a response, not even so much as an acknowledgement of receipt. So no idea if it is being considered or consigned to the dustbin.

I am bringing 4/5

We will have a massive crowd

Look at GroupOn, the discount website. Saints flogged two tickets for their home game against Huddersfield last year for £20, so a tenner each. According to their heritage site, a total of 14,070 watched the game. That was an increase of 1,725 on the home game before that, an increase of 7,649 on 2011 (they were in Widnes in 2011) and an increase of 5,036 on 2010 at Knowsley Road. I know that GF will love those stats.

Didn't the club do an offer the other for the televised Cas game? It seemed to work in the short term, give it a crack again.

Let season ticket holders bring as many friends as they want free with a filled in coupon with all their information. Sell cheap tickets through Groupon, Wowcher and KGBdeals. Push free ticket tokens through the neighbourhood doors just do anything and everything to put bums on seats get behind the team and it could be a great televised advert for the game