We (my husband and I) would be happy for the price to increase, but it would be best if this was done in conjunction with an installments progreamme, mainly because it's in the run up to Christmas when the tickets are on sale and no one has a lot of spare cash then, plus, on a personal note, I have car tax to pay around then also.

I agree with what has been said above in that it should be a staggered increase rather than a massive increase all in one go.

I work in marketing and, with my marketing hat on, it would be ideal to run a test and control i.e. different price offers to random samples of customers to see if the price increases have any significant negative effect on the response but, unfortunately, due to the nature of the business that would be pretty much impossible to do as you could guarantee that people would see many different prices and outrage would ensue as to why there's different prices brackets and so on. The only way for this to happen would be to have all the season ticket information sent out by post with different mailshots, and it would mean that none of the pricing information could be on the website, so really not practical for the business to do.

Agreed it could only start with the new club, but if there's a system outlined, starting small with something for the 3rd year, it would encourage continuity. It could be linked to some benefits regarding the proposed new stadium, as and when.

Just bung it up to £180 and offer easy terms early, that way its helps fans who are not flush with money but wish to sign up.

Do not increase match day gate prices.

Yes a rise in ST's is a given next season imo, so I agree this is probably the best way to go about doing it.

Whatever they decide it needs to be kept SIMPLE imo.

We could increase the price when Hull FC come to town