I am sure our chairman has done the best he can for us, and has come up with a structure that allows us to be as competitive as we can be without getting into financial difficulty again. If this is what has to be paid then so be it.

Personally, I would have liked to have seen a 10 game season ticket, (vouchers to be exchanged for match day tickets) say £165, which covers those who miss games due to shift working, holidays etc.

This would be the perfect option for me and, I'm sure, many others.

I'm guessing the problem with the student ticket is that anyone at any age can get a student card by joining a part time course at Wakey Tech! I wonder if it would be worth having a 17-19 age ticket at around £120 -with proof required of age at entry. All young people at that age have ID for either discounted buses etc or for buying alcohol!

We don't want a missing generation, nor for these young ones to find other things to fill their time.

It could still be introduced at this point!

Otherwise, no issue at all with the price of £220. It's a lot of money, but good value as well!

Do agree with what someone posted earlier that price is ok, but if you are on a low income might struggle with it.

I am currently a full time student at University and I am 25. I was a bit surprised that their was no student ticket this year, although personally I am happy to pay the £220 for a season ticket as I want to see a strong competitive team on the field, and also have a trade behind me making me able to afford this. Other younger students however will not be able to afford this, which will cost Wakefield Trinity dearly as their are a lot of young student fans. More thought needed on this I reckon.

It must be a hard one for the club, because it's that balance between wanting people through the gates alongside money in the coffers.

On the whole it is good value, particularly with the payment plan. Personally, I would have had an under-21's ticket at £120. Most young people, students or otherwise, are not too flush with cash, but what they have is time. So get them in and they will fill the ground, home and away, and will establish the habit.

Glover made it too cheap, which was good for the attendances but bad for the till.

Over the whole season, you are better to lose 20% of season ticket holders if the rest are paying 20% more than last year, as those 20% who don't renew will pay on the gate for most of the games. The advance money stays the same, and there is a greater drip-drip income through the year.

Get a job, you man-child slacker.

Here in lies the issue our chairman has regularly raised, too many fans/friends want there rugby for next to nothing. They will happily come for a tenner but not the market rate. As a season ticket holder are we doing the club any favours by passing our tickets on? Not blaming those that do, I used to do this, it gets a body into the ground, and brings in income if they put their hands in their pockets whilst there., but have chosen not to do so this year, as I can see the argument that we are just encouraging people who want their rugby on the cheap, which as has been shown previously is not sustainable.

My thoughts would be on a 14 game season:-
Full season ticket. £210. Or £15 per game
10 match pass, £170., or £17 per game
5 match pass £90 or £18 per game.

This encourages those who can't get to every game to become a member and to pay in advance, rewarding fans in a structured way for their loyalty.

Il be helping save your life one day if you have a heart attack at belle vue, so show some respect

Ay don't worry about that Bren, I will make sure I get some fit bird helping by giving you the kiss of life!!

think the price is ok if u can get to all games but for me thurs/fri night games are nearly always a no due to work so not worth getting one

Don't agree with not having student tickets. However I feel £220 is a fair price of adult season tickets.

Nothing for students!!! Very short term indeed.

Discourage the future fan base- baffled

If you're carrying a flask, expect the stewards to dump your body along with your flak outside the ground.