Its a step in the right direction and can only help.

a bit weird that the only "stars" mentioned arnt wakey players?

And the current playing style is offputting for the home fans too!

I agree with the idea of the even cheaper tickets in advance, that will appeal to everyone, the club needs to focus on keeping the fringe fans going as well as offering deals to bring in the under 16's.

I welcome any initiative from the club to do that bit extra to try and swell the gates, so although it may not appear to be the best to some it's a start...

If I was anything to do with the marketing of games I'd be looking intensively at the fixtures we have left and seeing what we're up against and what we plan to do to sell the games over other things that we are in competition against..

Just 3 for starters are...

Hull (11.07) World Cup Final day. Football kicks off at 7.30, so maybe some kind of theme day and the opprtunity for fans to stop behind after the game and watch the football?

St.Helens (25.07) and Warrington (15.0icon_cool.gif both up against Sunday race meetings at Pontefract. The races start at 2.05 and 2.10 respectively so not sure if it would be at all possible to bring kick off forward and team up with racecourse to offer family deals? People may laugh it off, but I guarantee that if there's nice weather on those 2 dates Ponte racecourse will be packed to the rafters and Belle Vue won't be!

Just something to think about....

How about a lucky 7 promotion? Make the game all-ticket, the person who gets number 7,777 gets to play at scrum half?

Or we can just keep playing without a scrum-half and wait until next season, the winning ticket being 777.

Funnily enough, I’ve been pondering how viable a kind of lottery would be for all pre-purchased tickets and season tickets. Perhaps season tickets could be entered into a draw and the winning ticket number wins £10K per season. The draw could be held the first home match in April. The pre-purchased match day ticket wins £1K at each relevant match.

I know there is a lottery already and this could detract from those sales, but I bet it wouldn’t half ‘encourage’ supporters who are a little reluctant to shell out £18 for, at this particular moment, little entertainment value.

its great that people are praising the club for putting something out there about ticket deals. however they can never please everyone, if no ticket deal had been done then people would have something to say then when they do people still have stuff to say!

with regards to the community taking flyers out, i think that people dont realise how much they actually do they offered out a season ticket assemblies to all schools in wakefield that wanted it, sold enough tickets to cover diversity and evey other act wakefield have had, they put on pre match games and dance which they sell tickets for. this s all extra to their day to day job!