was ten this morning mr bliss lol i hope they had steady stream of supporters deserve to with generous offer like this

Don't think the tickets can be refered to as being subsidised. The idea is that they generate more interest and therefore more income.
Also, regarding home supporters, when people turn up in advance to purchase tickets from the shop they also have a look at merchandise.

......also means that the weather does not turn away floaters and the money comes in anyhow. BTW the weather looks set to be for sunny spells at the moment.

went yesterday got 2 tickets plus a season ticket The 2 tickets are for 2 people who have never being to a RL match
I was in Tesco Barnsley yesterday in a Wakey shirt the checkout lady told me her family and herself were Sheffield Utd fans who were fed up with football and had got season tickets to watch Wakefield for this season after watching on sky last year.

Great news

Sunday has the potential to be one of the best games we will have been to in a while.

YUK!! Sheffield United!!

www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/s ... _1_3112109 Brilliant Article come on the COW (City Of Wakefield) get your acts together¬!!!

www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/s ... _1_3112109 Brilliant Article come on the COW (City Of Wakefield) get your acts together¬!!!

This ticket offer should hopefully pick up a few stragglers, neutrals and occasional supporters. I know a few people who are making the effort who wouldn't usually be that bothered about going.

Opinions are opinions but I think it's a poor article. Especially the grounshare with Cas which IMO is a non starter and would kill the club dead. Also it fails to point out that Cas refused the offer to play at NM - a stadium plan that remains as real or unreal as Glasshoughton. Again this shows Castlefords incredible ability to spin a story in their favour regardless of the reality.

Just about to post the same.

The article is as good as saying that we should share with Castleford at Glasshoughton. I was not aware that Castleford had all the funding to build the ground and were considering building it in phases but the spin seems to give the impression that its a done deal - it may well be but I guess time will tell.

I was impressed with Andrew Glover and I'm sure given his backgroung he will be putting positive spins on any news stories that we release - and not before time but thats not been down to him.

Ooh, so close.

If only they'd replaced this bit:

"Wildcats’ board lost a lot of public sympathy last year when they flatly refused to consider a ground-share with Castleford, something that Tigers said they would be willing to contemplate.
A wise first move for Glover and co-director James Elston, the club’s chief executive, would be to reverse that position."

with a subtle plug for the half-price advance sales tickets for Sunday it would have been perfect.