First chance toread all this today and its great to see the enthusiasm for the club

Here here...

I'd suggest Mr Glover says prices to all Wakey fans are half price for the next home game (or something of appeal) to get as many local folk back through the turn stiles as possible..... something to re ignite the spark of RL back in the hearts of the Wakefield community....

BRING IT ON .....

i may take my daughter to her first trinity game against salford, i really hope we can regather some fallaway fans and have a good attendence vs salford

For christ sake I hope he doesn't do that we will get the Richardson clan back at belle vue

Any Salford fans reading this, you are cordially invited to a party at Belle Vue on Sunday 27th February at 3.30 pm, and you can bring as many friends as you wish - the more the merrier !!

I have a season ticket for this year but still hope the club look at reducing the price of one and match day prices for this season.Hopefully the club will get this sorted quickly and sort out some proper marketing for the salford game.The Warrington game for me is the one we should really push though.It is live on sky so the perfect oppourtunity to show we mean business and get them talking about us for the right reasons.
I dont think we should be giving out bucket loads of free tickets though

£10 a ticket for salford game.. well advertised in town centre, local supermarkets/ large local businesses for the week running up to first home game would hopefully see a healthy attendence. There would be no good in offerring £10 tickets though if its not advertised correctly/well.

Thats a great idea we should make it some sort of themed party, maybe get everyone to wear shirts from their collections over the years. Invite as many past players as possible and as many junior teams from the district. Fill the ground to the rafters keep the average crowd up and give RFL oneless excuse to get rid of us

Cheers Sue...have just posted an open invitation on the Salford board.

IT'S PARTY TIME.....

On the prices front - I would suggest under 16's get in for free. Anyone at school should be able to come along and watch the game for free and will hopefully enjoy the match and be tempted to come back.

Adults should get in for £10. I think we all agree £20 is way too much and I know for a fact a lot of my mates simply wont pay that much to come to BV.

If you have a few drinks before the game and a few after your looking at spending £40 every home game and that can be doubled on away days. Makes following the lads very expensive in this current climate.

£20 entry fee = 4500 - 5000 home gates.

I would take a guess at free under 16's and £10 adults = 8000+

Moving on away from just the ground - Maybe a move back into the town for the shop?
But this time selling, season tickets, match day tickets, and having offers plastered in the windows ??
Maybe offering gifts cards like Topman and other stores do... could go well for birthday and Christmas presents... Just a thought to attract more fans seeing it advertised day in day out in town.

When the city centre club shop closed after the christmas period James Elston apparently stated on Twitter that a new store was to be opened in the new Trinity Walk development. Anyone know if this still on the cards?