Totally agree and the more games we sell out the more it will help convince MC to stay if he is thinking of calling it a day

Looking at the numbers it looks like the shop sold about 340 tickets on Saturday leaving about 1000 remaining. Still a week to go including the option of passing on unsold tickets to Hull KR fans.

That in a nutshell is why we are struggling as a club. It should've been sold out after Saturday.

Open question then. Who isn't going to the Hull KR game and why?

Genuinely don't get it, we have a core 3k or so, are we allowed 3k in the ground? From the figures you've suggested it means we've sold 1300 or so tickets for the first live home game in 15 months. I know the team is way out of form but I thought at the very least people would've been itching to get back for the first game.

One problem these days is communicating to those fans who don’t do social media, access these forums and club web sites. I know of a few people in this situation, and I’m sure there’s plenty more people as such. I don’t know how the. Club can get the information to everyone and some people will miss it.

I’m a season ticket holder, but there’s every chance I’ll be going to the Keepmoat next Sunday to watch donny

A vested interest eh, FT???

I got told last night from a reliable source that Season Ticket sales are way down on last years (hardly surprising, I suppose), so given all of the current circumstances, realistically it is hardly surprising that we are evidently struggling to fill the ground !!

With all the uncertainty over if/when people could attend games, It's no wonder that S/T sales are down and with our current form, selling just short of 4000 tickets to home fans is quite a big ask.
In normal times, there are only around 4000 home fans.
I wonder how many KR fans will have found a way to get hold of tickets ?

None I hope.