As the first five topics seem to have been running for ages now, I just wondered for a bit of a change if anyone had heard how the sales of season tickets are going now that the deadline of the cheap offer has ended.

I've got mine, so long as I'm not standing there on my own then that's fine by me!

Well that makes at least 2 of us then

Got mine. Christmas present from Mrs EW and one for my boy.

Mrs EW has got one for Hull KR with our daughter though will all go to both when they dont clash

That's at least five then including mine.

Make that half a dozen.

1200 when I asked on Tuesday.

!200 eh Khlav? Let's hope There's a big boost with Christmas sales.

With prices going up its not really worth buying a season ticket now. £269 now with £21 × 13 (at worst) gives a saving of £4.

I don't expect any major increase in numbers which is a shame given the squad that's been put together. I suppose the flip side is should the team perform next year three should be a healthy walk up to boost the coffers.

I really hope the latent support that professes to care about the club can rid themselves of their apathy and buy a season ticket.

The squad we've assembled promises us a good season, we have a number of local lads doing well, we are financially stable, our kit and merchandise is the best for years, we've gone back to our traditional name which is associated with success.

Come on Wakefield fans, if you can't do it now then when?
What are you waiting for?

It's the swelling of fan numbers that will push us to greater heights. What's more a club with a couple of extra thousand fans puts more pressure on the WMDC to step up and do the right thing.

1200? That is nothing short of pathetic!
I can't put my finger on why, but there seems to be a general apathy in Wakefield towards supporting Trinity. The city, generally does not deserve a SL team. We have a population of 76k and only 1200 sales! words fail me. MC works wanders with the income he gets. He must really love the club because I wouldn't blame him if he said 'stuff it' and walked.

If that figure is true, then that is quite simply poor.

Based upon those figures, MC has worked wonders in assembling this squad.

I could imagine these for the start of last season, given how poor 2015 went, but with how well we did in 2016. It baffles me sometimes

Many reasons why as has been debated on this forum many times i.e. now its summer rugby people have to take in to account holidays that's maybe 2 weeks missed then there is work commitments its a 24/7 work environment people work shifts and of course this fits in with the problem of Sky moving the fixtures about to mention a few. This does not automatically mean an annual loss of income as people will attend matches but pay on the gate. What the club need to do is re look at other ways of providing season tickets, maybe they could start with reimbursing fans for unused tickets due to Sky moving the fixtures to days they work, if they don't want to give money back give a discount off next years season tickets.

I'm not surprised at the season ticket sales tbh. We need at least three consecutive good seasons if we want them to increase.

Sorry but even when we had good seasons in SL our crowds were generally not good enough for the size of the city. I really mean it when I say Wakefield does not deserve a SL team. The vast majority of the population would probably ride on any success but still wouldn't get down and support them. I suppose we just have to accept that rugby league doesn't 'float their boat'