£260 for a West Stand ST for me and my young daughter is really good VFM - £20 for both of us per game.

£22 for a West Stand seat isn't that bad. It's £32 for a ticket in the premium central blocks (blocks 105, 106 and 107) at AFC Wimbledon.

Concession prices for matchday tickets seem high though, particularly for younger children (though I suppose the idea is to incentivise the £20 memberships).

Football can get away with higher prices. Most of us have watched or know someone who watched football. There are thousands of advocates for watching live football in and around London. London rugby league has very few advocates and most people have no idea what they would be paying £22 to watch.

Theoretically I agree £22 for tier two sport isn't horrendous. Unfortunately Broncos are in a position where they simply must attract new support. They seem to be pricing to retain current support rather than to attract new support, which is why I expect ticket offers. That way anyone in the know gets in cheaper and away fans have to stump up £22.

Wouldn't be the first club to do it. Won't be the last.

Looking at our squad....I will pass

Notwithstanding Saturday’s “announcement” which I considered a kick in the teeth I’ve bought STs for myself and my son. It’s my gift to the club. Whether I get around to going to South London on a regular basis will depend on what is served up. Widnes is a good test. If they spank us this season is a right off. The ball is now in Broncos court it’s time to see what their outputs are like before I offer any more of my money.
For what it’s worth I think the ST are objectively good value, especially child ones and hope those that have missed the deal in the past get on them. The area I would consider more thought might be required is the concessions one. No way around it lots of supporters are older. I’d work hard if I was the club to make sure I did all I could to encourage as many as possible to attend. £20 odd per game all up seems OK to me but clearly there are issues for those on a budget.

I'll be getting STs and will enjoy trying the literally dozens of places to eat & drink in and around the stadium, e.g on Garratt Lane.

I recommend Pizza Verace (near the Leather Bottle pub), which is surprisingly inexpensive for the quality on offer.

Any idea how much a season ticket is at Skolars this year ?

From memory Skolars adult prices are £100 early bird, £110 regular.

Again from memory, early bird adult single match admission £12.50 + booking fee.

Not even had an email, didn't buy season tickets last year but you'd have thought that having had them for 7 years prior and attending 6 games last year it would have been worth a shot?

The club seems to have binned their mailing list(s) and you need to subscribe it seems.

You may remember an incident last season when the club did something that probably breached GDPR. This probably drove it. TBH, whilst a nuisance, it was a pretty sensible move.

Me neither, and have been one for a decade and half. That said, I have not got the stomach for it any more - the squad, venue and lack of coherent plan have seen to that - although I may get down to one game for old times sake and see a few folk that will be it. At last, a Magic weekend in Newcastle, the French SL derbies, NRL overseas and World Cup will be my league fix for 2022 ..... and peeking from behind the sofa at LB results.

I resigned up for the mailing list again and after getting a few emails regarding players i did not get anything about the season tickets. So i then looked at the website regarding tickets and nothing on there.It does actually say that you can get your tickets via the ticket app but then goes on to say you can get the app from " the place where you usually download your apps from."

You would have thought someone might have been paste two html links onto the website for the applestore and google store.