Just had a quick look back and last year we hit 7,500 season ticket sales on 23rd December.

me and my lad sit in what was previously an unreserved section in the east stand (block 1icon_cool.gifand when i looked at the plan in the ticket office,there were loads of untaken seats,and we have managed to sit around where we usually do,so i am happy at that!i do believe that pass sales are down on last year,but a lot of it is simply down to financial pressure on people.

That's the positive spin, but the recession was in full swing this time last year and we set a record sales total,

We've still got our passes to get, we sit in the South Stand and have until 31st Dec before the discount period ends. We always leave it til last min and I suspect a lot of other people do. I think we'll be looking at around the 8,000 - 8,500 mark which is still very good.

A 10% fall is good??

Second or third highest ever season ticket sales would be bad??

You immune to the economic climate?

Ah yes, maybe, dole is up!

I reckon its fair to say that weather pass sales this year are a success or not depends on overall sales figures for super league. If pass sales in general are down and so are ours then its the economy, if pass sales in general stay the same or go up and ours are down then its because fans aren't happy with the club.

Obviously you have to forget about Bradford for this one.

Whilst it won't be good for the club economically, I think a drop in season pass sales will put a bit of pressure on the club to perform on the field.
After the last few years of dour rugby, that won't be a bad thing.

i think the club will get around the 9k mark in season tickets ok its dissapointing to drop a little but aslong as we keep around the same attendence figures and maybe improve a little then ill be happy

how can we moan about a small drop in season tickets, there is another 5 or 6 clubs who would love half the amount we sell