I sit in the south, and get a pretty good seat every week when I rock up at 7:55.

I've not got a season ticket because I know there will be more than three occaisions that I can get free tickets/hospitality therefore pointless forking out.

The incentives to buy a season ticket need to be better for me personally.

A good incentive for me, would be discount for away tickets as I rarely miss a game.

The season ticket is good value if you attend all the matches, attend at least some of the academy matches, make use of all the other offers and discounts. If you just attend the first team matches and thats it you may think that it is not worth it.

Not bothered with a season ticket this year. I don't intend on going to every game this season. Can't be doing with borefests which ultimately mean very little against lower league teams whilst sitting in a dull cold stadium. I can take advantage of scrum/ the big one offers, and then get the odd discounted ticket from work for £10. Getting priority on final tickets in the event we get to one isn't that big a deal because even after season ticket holders get priority, I'd still be able to get a ticket because the matches just don't sell out.

i'm the same, if you go to all home and away it's a quid a match for the kids, even if the kid only goes to two home games the season ticket has paid for itself, great value imo. not so sure if i'll stay in the south once he gets older though, might opt for the better view and guaranteeing a seat in the east at that time