I think it's a good idea in principal but I interpreted the banding in terms of soccer down to demand for tickets against seats available being higher than for perceived 'lesser' teams or not so attractive games. Given the KCs capacity I'm not 100% sure it would work or how it would be receivd by away fans or indeed the RFL?
I think they could/should make the tickets cheaper for away fans but it would need to be considerably cheaper to attract casual fans to travel on a Friday that ordinarily wouldn't come.
Also I think they could have family tickets for home & away supporters especially if they decide to have some Sunday games.
I brought my son down a couple of seasons ago and took parents. Nearly £90 for 4 people, that's a decent wedge of money and many families could not afford to spend that at the weekend even if they wanted to. So for casual supporters who want to pick and choose or just can't afford season tickets it is not an attractive outlay even more so given the rubbish we've been served up the last 4 years.

We don't need £50 season passes, a small reduction in pass prices and a couple of quid off match day prices would be a big gesture from the club and the cost would be affordable assuming we can sell more passes/tickets

Going back a few years before the novelty of the new stadium wore off Sundays certainly seemed to attract more fans, thinking Bulls and 20,000 one year, but agree that now there probably wont be as big a difference and as someone else has said AP should do whatever is best for the club as he see's fit. Personally its Fridays for me if you're reading this Adam!!!

He needs to re-engage with the business community and bring back some of the sponsors and supporters of the club who were alienated by the previous owners (or one in particular)

True, a small reduction would be very welcomed and I think we will get one.

Unrealistic to see the sorts of deals that Hudds and Bulls fans are getting.

Indeed, it's madness to suggest we need a £50 season pass, what kind of players can we [iafford[/i on that basis, AP isn't some "heart and soul" fan who will watch his money go down the drain, he will want a return on investment, I expect to see £20 or so off a season pass and £2 off match daay entry (or similar), I also expect to see an improvement in James' attitude towards sponsors and a general improvement in the match day experience for both corporates and other spectators, IIRC the P&O deal ends soon so an announcement on the sponsorship side of things will give us an indication of how well we're going behind the scenes.

I wonder if AP is allowed to use duffen's "chairman's lounge"? His entourage seem to be sat in front of it at matches

Yes he uses it and allows the staff in also! He's a good guy