A cyber season tickets the way forward, even for match goers. A download of all home games and a digital programme available to cyber season ticket holders, emailed on every home match day mornings. negligible cost to the club and potential high return

Wigan have an their own online Wigan t.v subscription. It costs £39 per year, and covers all home and away games.
2 minute highlights are shown within 2 hours of the game finishing.
15 minute highlights are shown 24 hours after the game finishes
The full game is then shown 48 hours after the game has finished.
They also synchronise the video and local Wish FM radio commentary, which provides a far less sterile product that listening to Eddie and Stevo

They also show the home academy games, some away ones and player, coach, chairman etc interviews. Very good value for the money.

They did do it a couple of seasons ago and as far as I know I was the only person to take it up (that's what I was told). I got it for a 6oth birthday present for someone who had moved away and couldn't get to matches but unfortunately it was a bit of a struggle to get the dvd's. In the end MC contacted me directly, said that nobody at the club new about it (the guy in charge had left) and he would look into it. We finally got the dvd's backdated about 2/3rd's of the way through the season and intermittedly after, with some missing.

Unfortunately I think that with the club severely understaffed/ cost cutting, this is something that just couldn't work

It doesn't look as though there will be enough interest to justify setting up a DVD Season Ticket. However, I like the suggestion by 'alegend' of having a subscription based area of the website where games can be downloaded. If the club could organise this it would be brilliant. Win or lose it would be great to see the full 80 minutes of each game again - highlights just don't do it for me.

Slightly unrelated but even a rerun in the Cats Bar on a Tuesday/Wednesday night may be a nice little earner or, as a pre match thing to get fans into the Cats Bar early