Or any kind of news would be a start Dave.

I thought we'd here more from the club too, be it a re signing or a new player.

The £5 key worker scheme is good, but I thought we'd do more to try and get people in.

Contact the people who had passes in 2020 but didn't renew and offer them discounted tickets?

We need to get back as many lost fans as possible.

Trying to boost crowd numbers on a Thursday fixture followed by a Monday one is an unenviable task.
Maybe keeping their powder dry for our next scheduled home fixture. Potentially a very large crowd for that one.

the update stadium post of what you can and cant bring into the ground may put a few off too...especially no pushchairs/buggies carton drinks for kiddies, some folk may stay away now

how strange face masks aren't on either list

No musical instruments thank goodness.

Can you explain your thinking on that?
I really do not see how x player getting a renewed contract has any impact on who wants to go to a match after that news is released. It's not like we are signing say Tadesco, Cleary and Papalii and it's first game of the season with the anticipation of the new signings, for that I'd go out my way t get to the first game, a mid season contract renewal of anyone on our books, I really can't see it.

Giving away cheap tickets never works medium or long term, never has and never will. it's a loss the club/Pearson can ill afford, either people want to spend the money to watch a game and support the club or they don't. In these times I think giving away cheap tickets is not the right thing to do.
IMHO the club (and RL as a whole) should stop devaluing the sport and not offer any discounts at any events excepting for bulk purchasing a season/full membership or when you pay a fee in advance for that to be used in exchange for a discounted ticket with a general membership
I'd go even further and say 'OAP' discounts should be removed, the % of full price ticket payers bracket on low incomes/lower disposible income are significantly higher than that in the non working/'OAP' age bracket.
If we're offering discounts on the basis of affordability/to encourage punters through the gate, it should be based on income not because you happen to be over a certain age, certainly no discounts because you happen to work for a certain organisation or government department.

Are the concourse food and drink outlets open tomorrow night or go I have to have my tea before

Sounds like they are open

I agree that discounted tickets is a failed venture, it devalues the membership and your only selling the tickets to the same people. However 30 quid is steep for East stand and 28 for south, given the next home game is on monday id imagine some people will either pick one or watch both on TV.

The club need to be careful everyone has a limit, I want to go to every game but money dictates otherwise and I have a fairly good paid job.

We can cement ourselves in the top 4 tomorrow with a victory.

No pressure