When we had meet the players the last few seasons (Exclusive to pass holders) I don't remember this amount of complaining. Look at it from a club perspective, a large amount of people who pay on the day will inevitably miss the odd game, so this may just be an incentive to push a few more people to buy a season pass.
I understand non pass holders who attend all home games do pay more over a season, but a pass holder is probably more valuable to a club as they already have the money in the bank so to speak and can budget accordingly.
If non pass holders really want to go to this event I am sure they have friends who are pass holders who are not going and could quite easily sort something out.

Well aren't you a little ray of sunshine.

The handful of people off here that I've actually met in real life I'd happily spend time with on or off the terraces. There are others that I haven't met yet that I'd certainly be interested in meeting given the chance. Maybe you could lay off the sweeping generalisations and accept that not everyone is quite as misanthropic as you appear to be?

I'm not a pass holder and I never have been but I'll probably end up paying more than £225 in matchday entrance fees. I do not have a problem whatsoever with these incentives being given to pass holders. We all have the option to buy a pass and those that do, deserve all the extra bits that they get.

However, I do agree with Graham that "some" fans appear to look down on non pass holder fans and that we are somehow deemed as being not quite as loyal. There are many of us who can't buy a pass or choose not to buy one for a multitude of different reasons.

Whether we choose to buy a pass or not, all fans are just as important to the club.

Well whatever the arguements are, we have sold around 8000 passes at a very difficult economic time for many people I am sure who have struggled to buy them and as such we are way ahead of the record year two seasons ago, so some people must think that there is a benifit to buying them! at the end of the day its just like a loyalty card scheme really the more they give the more they believe will buy tickets. I think its a sign of how important large anmounts of cash coming into the organisation is in the off season for cash flow. I for one respect just as much the fan who gets to the games when they can for whatever reason, or even has to listen at home, we are all part of the fraternity and family of Hull FC, its just marketing, and I guess this years figures prove that perhaps it and the Gentle effect are working!

Absolutely. If I gave the impression I was looking down on non-passholders I apologise - I certainly wasn't

Were arguing about a meet the players event now. Unbelievable!!

wait till we lose a game paul

If it's a sheite as the pozition christmas party last season then it will be a perk not being allowed to attend

I wasn't refering to you Chris (or any other one person). I was just talking generally.

Including me

I was a season ticket holder for about 15 years and didnt attend one of these events. The last 4 year i havent been a ST holder and wont be losing any sleep about not been able to attend.

What a pointless argument I get a season pass because it suite my needs
not to get benefits I am just glad of the savings ..The Club will be thankful
for anybodies money be a season pass holder or a fan that pay on the day.
If you want to meet the players the Club send players to the Clubs outlet
shops .So everybody get a chance to meet players ..I have been going to see Hull F C
all my life .But that doesn't mean I am a better supporter then anybody else 'It just mean I have be going a long time..
all I want to see 15/18000 plus gates every game next season ..Not everybody
can pay their their money up front ..but the Club needs all fans no matter now they pay