I guess this thread illustrates then that whilst some fans may have trouble stumping up for the offer, many won't - that's life I suppose, and the club can't be expected to cater for each individual's financial circumstances.

Can I suggest by the way that those in difficulty watch out for offers like last year - for example, Energy Alliance were offering a ST to anyone who qualified for one of their free energy-saving measures - loft & cavity wall insulation and new boilers, if memory serves; not sure if they'll be doing that offer again, but it's worth watching out for - I got one for a mate by having my old boiler's old boiler replaced.

not all are just stumping up £150, as a family ours would be minimum £325 but the last two yrs used the seated which would come in at a hefty £460

tight dead line so looks like the credit card for us

you talking about the mother in law by any chance

Does anyone know if the 'segregation' policy will still be in place next season?

I'm fortunate enough to be in a position where I could get one......in the long run though, am I doing the club a bigger favour by buying it now at a discounted price.....or paying full price further down the line?

Surely if the club is in any sort of financial problem ALL Gold Membership holders would easily be able to understand....and be able to find some way to pay £180.....possibly a little more......

Don't think you can compare the Giants season ticket offer of a few years ago with ours. Were they £80 quid, then the next year £100? My brother lives in Hudds and alot of Giants fans were not prepared to pay the £199 price of a season ticket last year, this after a very successful few years. If Trin could regularly get into the top four and get in with a shout of winning the Challenge Cup most years, i would have no problem forking out £200. It appears the Huddersfield public still want Ken Davy to keep carrying them. We are getting good crowds for a team that may get into top eight, if we had a roll like Hudds, who knows where it may lead.

I would have thought after Widnes it will be enforced even more.

I wish you'd stop talking so much sense.

I'm thinking of complaining to Debenhams about their one day sale! I'm not available that day.

Good idea. Maybe point out to them that they would make much more money with just a short extension as more people could take advantage of it rather than not bother......

If it is to do with cashflow, then surely this is just a sticking plaster as the gap between 2014 and 2015 ST sales will be much longer?

If it is, then that is the problem, unless Martin Hopkins pulls out a binder this off season.

It's all about sticking plaster when you live hand-to-mouth, so to speak. But then again, if this really were about cashflow, you'd think the club would have made a much bigger song and dance about it.

We know we need money, no one can be blind enough not to see that. But we're no different to many other clubs in that respect. If the fans can do their bit to help out, in whatever way, the chances of seeing what we all want to see come to fruition are so much greater.

I've given up trying to fathom out what to believe. As far as season tickets are concerned, it doesn't affect me anyway, so I can't criticize one way or the other. All I'll say is this: It's a good deal for those who can take advantage of it, and if I were in your shoes, mine would be bought.

People keep suggesting we're in need of funds, but we've turned down several monetary offers for players. I think people read far too much into these things, rather than actually looking at what such a good offer it is