does anyone know when we will get confimtion on how much entry will be on sunday and also if we are continuing with a cheaper price if you purchase your ticket in advance.

Price on the day will be £20.00. The only way you can buy your ticket in advance is if you have a bronze or silver membership. Ticket price for the Salford game in advance would then be £10.00

I went and bought one yesterday along with a home and away shirt and a hoodie, the ticket was £20.

They may look at admission prices in the future but we can't expect miracles, early days yet.

I do think £20 is too much however Mr Glover has invested far more that so we have to follow his lead. It would be good to see a family ticket for games for those who can only come now & again . The silver & bronze memberships are good deals too

As mentioned above if you have Silver memebrship the price for the Salford game (and others) is £10, membership is £30 for the season and will get you discounted tickets for ALL games in addition to other benefits, details from club site herehttps://www.clubsonline.com.au/registrationclubportal/index.cfm?fuseaction

(this for no reason other than its a great day to be a Wildcat fan)

Agree its still early days but think we may have missed a trick by not lowering the entrance fee for this Sundays game.

The jury will still be out with some fans ( even after last nights fantastic result ) and without being disrespectful I cant see Salford bringing many more than 500 if that.

Maybe we're looking at 4000 for our first home game which wont be great.

By offering fans the chance to get in for £10 we could easily increase the attendance and hopefully another 2 points would get many people returning.

There's still time to advertise and make this happen - it would be great to turn up next Sunday and see 7000-8000 in BV and the young lads wearing the red, white and blue would also get a big boost !

Lets give them a chance. Less than 24 hours after buying the club AG was on his way to France. From the information now being posted on the club website we can already see that things will be more organised. As an astute business man I'm sure AG will be looking at all ways to increase crowds and revenue.

I was disappointed to see the £20 price, but the win yesterday will help ease the pain of payment.
Maybe the emphasis is still on selling season tickets/memberships, so a price reduction would undermine/discourage that.
Give them a chance and see what tomorrow brings. Maybe there'll be something with a little more imagination than just reduced ticket price to give value added; some other offer/attraction inside the ground?

The dolls doing their routines naked ??

Stop moaning, if we want a top team we pay the price, on wards and up wards...

None of us are speaking for ourselves as all on here will be going anyway, its not about existing fans this is about getting new fans in and getting them to stay

Correct, 20 quid isnt going to attract the floaters, hopefully Mr Glover will sort that out

Think thats the problem Sue is getting the armchair fans back & those who just sit in our local pubs/clubs & watch Sky,So a price reduction wouldn't go amis i think