another 3 here, stands filling up nicely

I'll be getting mine in a week or so, [size[iregardless[/i[/size of who the coach is. Its the club I support and even if I don't agree with the coaching appointment it will be a clean slate for me and I'll support the new man at the helm and see how he goes before passing judgement.

well said upton cat

got my two today..looked like a few more had got theirs aas i was coming in

Top man Fred

couldn't agree more

We got our two yesterday.

Got told 650 sold at that point.

Going good but a big push needed.

If we are already at or near the 700 Mark that is very positive as with just a week gone we are a third way to target 2500.

Come season start if we make 2500 and it's frozen at £100 in offseason we should be looking at a healthy season ticket number indeed. And with the money off shirts there could be a few shifted if there rolled out come Xmas.

Very promising so far!

Its a super amount but i wonder if it'll continue at this rate, the problem now is reaching the wider audience and that won't be easy, have pushed it at work and a few seemed to be up for it but talks cheap.

Fingers crossed we can hit the target.

3 for us this week

Adverts on the radio, in the papers...why not use the TV ad to plug them?

Maybe do a deal in with the Bradford tickets?

Anybody know how many Silver memberships we had last year? Surely converting them to ST holders is the main aim.
Silver membership was originally £30, then 3 category A games at £18, 6 category B at £15 and 4 category C at £10 (or something like that). To make it worth your while buying a Silver membership you had to attend at least 4 games. Even if all those were category C games that was £70, for an extra £30 next season you can get all the games.
Now I know we reduced the price of the Silver memberships to sell more but even so, surely everyone can see what an absolute bargain this is.

I don't know if it has happened but surely bombarding the Silver members with information regarding the Season Tickets is the way to go.

A bit of direct mailing would be a good shout - get all sponsors and business associates to stick a flyer in their next wage slips or company newsletters, try to do a deal with big public sector employers like WMDC, the PCT and the Police and maybe, use the huge customer list that WYW will have to send out flyers.

Then, the old favourite - aesthetically pleasing players/cheerleaders manning stands in heavy footfall public spaces; Trinity Walk, The Hepworth, White Rose, Bus Station etc etc.

Get a really positive feature in the Wakey Express; sell the scheme in very simple terms - "I'm the new owner - I want you all to come back - if you do, I'm keeping season tickets at this daft low price."

Finally - blitz the schools when they go back next week; get the community bods to do flying visits to as many as possible, flogging the club and the membership deal.

And one other thing - appoint a coach who will get the fringe supporters excited enough to consider coming back; i.e NOT Richard Agar.

I do think that would work, it everything at once is the only way forward.

I think we all know the real problem - uncertainty.

Sort the coach out and sign a few more players and things will move - get a positive at NM and it might even sky rocket. Not easy I know.