According to letter to season ticket holders received today, all STs will be in the East stand again next season, some with reserved seats but also some open seating. Prices much the same as this year I think, but simplified categories it says. (I'm not clear what the present categories are so can't comment on that).

No point reopening the East/West debate but at least we now know what's going to be on offer.

You can also pay an optional £5 player development tax.

I'm going to ring up and ask if I can pay an extra first team squad tax so I can watch players of better calibre than the ones we are currently being linked with.

Mistake number 1 for the 2010 season
Why in gods name don't they go back to Home west, away east, open 2 beer trucks at the ends of the stands, West bar for home fans pre match and half time, Everyone in the Kings post match.

Has anyone been asked by the club on their opnion of the East v West Stand? Customer Service Management my @rse!
800 fans down since 2005......20% and still leaking.

Agreed.

Hooray, inept bar staff and no decent bitter/ale for half time.

The reasons given are pretty much the same ones that we got from Boss Hogg last season.

I should have added that there's no mention of the proposed match day. Anybody heard any whispers?

Sounds good to me.

Prices have fell actually. In my block (AG), I will be paying £49 (Student). IIRC it was £99 last year - this is now the Adult price in AG.

Sensible from the club opening 1 stand IMO. No need for 2 half empty stands miles away from each other.

Poor decision.......but given the standard of play at the moment we might as well put the home and away supporters in the North end (should be plenty of room in the future), close all the bars (added bonus here, no bars = no need for toilets) , sack the aftermatch entertainment, play all our games at noon so that we never run the risk of turning the flood lights on.......and then SKY will only have to have one camera pointing South to North.

With all that money saved for player development we should be world-beaters in no time and the punters will come flocking in.

Seriously.....I am in the process of penning a letter (been at it for weeks ) have the choice of leave it or lump it.

*First season as Quins RL we were in the East stand. I think the West stand was then still under construction.

Weren't season ticket holders put in the East in 2006, then moved to West for 2007 and 2008, then moved back to the East this year?

At least that is how I remember it.

GF

The idea of moving season ticket holders to another stand for Sky games is ludicrous and would be impossible to implement.

You then suggest opening the Kings Bar for a few hours after the game? So what, we get some staff in and open a bar the size of the Kings Bar for a couple of hours? Ridiculous. When I ever went into the West Stand I would always go into the Kings Bar anyway.

People are going on and on about the atmosphere being better in the West. Please explain WHY this is the case, and cannot be possible in the East Stand.