Well I thought you were really getting into your stride there, Jukes!

No, just a loyal supporter of his mentor IL and doing his bit to sell season tickets for the club.

We get that you and the other approx 4k are getting a great renewal price, but the question is really how the club entice the 4-6000 lapsed season ticket holders back. I respectfully suggest saying "we're cheaper than St Helens/Warrington" wont cut the mustard, nor will "part with £300 to see more dull rugby played by inferior quality players, even though they are local lads" work either.

We are 150 years old in 2022 and hoped to see that figure used somewhere in the marketing. I would have thought selling the south stand ones at £150 with full payment up front may have generated more sales.

This is a really difficult conversation and probably indicative of where RL is at as a sport. As the old saying goes - if you win business on price, you'll eventually lose it on price.

The figures banded around (for all clubs) are cheap. If they are good value is subjective to the individual. I'm somewhere in the middle i.e it's a great price for a hour or two out, but I probably wouldn't pay £5 to watch some of the 'stars' being showcased in SL.

That being said, for what is the top tier of RL in the country, tickets should be a lot more expensive & season tickets should reflect that too. You can't win however. If tickets started at £28 for adults, you'll get people saying it's too expensive. By a way of a quick comparison, that's what I think tickets start at for Sale.

Ultimately and like I said in the opening line - if you price yourself as cheap, then that's how you'll be seen.

Do you buy tickets?

Does he f***

He hasn't been to a game since he used to get lifted over the turnstyles at CP in the gang of four days. Wish we could go back to them days

Getting in for free or watching some decent rugby?
Or both?

Up pops Larry, Mo and Curley!

Question is "which one is which"

How are Saints/Warrington getting their 4/5k back ???
Are they reducing their tickets????

A non-ST holder can buy a seat in the East or West for £290. Furthermore they can spread that over 9 months.

I presume we will play 14 home games next season (11 plus 3 loop fixtures) so that's £20 a game. Even if we play 13 it's only £22. Hell it's only £26 if we only play 11.

That's up to 5 free games according to the package.

We are hardly ripping people off are we??

If a fan of the club doesn't want to spend £35 (based on 9 month payment plan) a month to watch us then what else can the club actually do?

The moaners would also want a free return limousine to the games.

A dedicated lane to get out of car park 3 would be nice. Although, can anyone remember whether [iall[/i games (inc playoffs) were included in the parking charge before the wendyballers started being awkward?

Even with the good bargain prices, season ticket sales might not sell at the rate the club expects at the moment unless it makes clear to supporters what is happening about about the return of French from down under and the future of Hardacre as a Wigan player, the promise by Lenagan about one more signing together with what promotions will be made from the Academy, especially if Reserve rugby is to return.

The silence on what is coming out of the club at the present time is not helping as some supporters, especially those with families could be holding back from buying season tickets because of the Covid situation, getting near to Christmas and family incomes not being the same as they were a couple of years ago when things were normal.

The club needs to give out some positive and encourging news about what is happening, including what the size and compostion of the squad will be for next season and not just take it for granted that supporters willl buy season tickets without bothering about anything.

Do you buy tickets?

Do you go to the matches?