I only found out, second hand that they were selling season tickets at last Sundays game. I certainly would have expected to see some flyers or posters, giving details of what is being offered and at what cost in the CCH. I did not. I do not even know where they were selling them from. There was no shop in the foyer.
I think that it would have been a good idea to contact me either by post or even email prior to the game. I have received nothing. They are looking for nearly seven hundred pounds from me, the club. The club could have made some effort.
Now, my friends who sit by me but are away on holiday. What do they do. I bet they are unaware that the season tickets are even on sale.
Anyway it must be comforting for the club.that you were all at the front of the queue snapping up your season tickets.

Don't want to be funny bosty but it's easy enough to find on the club web site. I ain't bought one, do you know anyone who has bought one? Were they actually on sale or was it just a rumour? Seems fairly obvious to me that those that have tickets this year are going to be able to secure the same seats if they want to. Drop yr mates on holiday an e mail, they can buy there's on line very easily.
I can't get my head round this obsession that we all need a personal invite to support the club, surely as a fan you keep an eye on what s going on, the web site is pretty informative.
I know about the season tickets and I never buy one!!!!!!

Shocking that ST holders weren't notified! Once again, I despair.

What does the word RENEWAL mean?

It means the club assuming you'll sign up for another 12 months!
Would be nice to be asked if we'd like to wouldn't it?
Rather than the assumption we will.

GF could be annoying, but his ideas on marketing were generally pretty sound, decades ahead of the club itself. I gave up my season tickets when we left the Stoop (The Hive and Trailfinders are nice enough grounds but way too convoluted to get to more than a couple of times a season). I get more contact from Harlequins RU, who I have no interest in, than I do from London Broncos. During the Stoop years I ended up on Quins RU mailing list and they've kept me there. Considering I've repeatedly bought tickets for the Broncos online, and was a season ticket holder for many years, they rarely trouble me with offers.

Welcome back KF its been a long time

It's neither here not there really.....£30,000 of ST revenue doesn't bother the writer of cheques one way or the other so.long as he gets to watch "his" team...and £30,000 is me being generous.

You are quite right CMG, the club is a rich mans toy.

So much better if were a note in a history book instead, right?

That'll come.....once the cheque book holder is gone, the club will soon follow and I'm for ripping the plaster off as for agonisingly trying to slowly peel it away and I am in the majority....

Good for you.

No....not at all. I am appalled by the Demise of the club I support due to the indifferent attitudes of fans who blindly accept the whim of the owner. Its a crime.....I sat this afternoon in central Sydney and watched hundreds of buses collect swans fans taking them to their game tonight......there is an NRL triple header on today but the swans will still draw fans and that's how you transplant a sport......not as a toy for a rich bloke with no skills other than gambling on commodities.....

Aren't all RL Clubs rich mens toys? With the exception of Leeds possibly.The Hull KR board (just the one season so far in Champ) reportedly costing them £1 million a season not being in SL.
Our own owner DB was pitching in £50k per month prior to SL in order to keep us afloat,and still throwing money at it.

All investments will never see a return. 30k wouldn't pay the wage bill for a month.So who pays the rest?

Indeed they are. Warrington and St Helens being more successful examples. More income from fans but somewhere along the line someone is covering the gap.