They are normally cheaper or they are saved for the away fans though.

still haven't decided what i'm going to do. On one hand the club have actually done what they said they would do, and have a big clearout...and that can only be a positive.

but on the other, I could attend just about every game on the day if I wanted to (the derby only sold out a few days before) and I've lost interest in the game this year (largely due to how poor we are, but also I think the quality has leveled down rather than actually improved, loads of games seem to be just tight defensive struggles these days)

the price (unless its a massive increase of course) isn't much of a factor in my decision to be honest

Buying a pass as always. Reserve the right to vent my spleen. Also reserve the right to punch anyone in the mouth that tells me "if you don't like it don't come"

I'm with you!

Agreed. £10 in the context of it is not much.

Bit disappointed we'll probably start with an away game TBH (as we kicked off at home last year) as would love us to get say Leeds at the KC and do a big promo/flag giveaway etc. Would be awesome to see Fitz lead them out with a big Friday night atmosphere. By Round 2 we'll have lost a dour knockonathon away at Salford via a dodgy refereeing decision, picked up a couple of injuries to add to the ones picked up at the army camp, Lauaki will be unavailable due to a one match ban, and 5 months of pre-season optimism will have evaporated.

You do realise the RFL don't allow you to go over the salary cap don't you

I think you will find the RFL do not let clubs go over the salary cap in any season.

I'll probably get a season pass, just to contribute to the club so they can spend up to the maximum on the salary cap

Will deffo buy one next season but will expect a big improvement on this season (i.e reaching the play offs and getting past the first round of the cup) if I'm to buy one in 2011.