Planned according to AP

Pah, we manage that every year, amateurs.

SHIIIIT my missus could do that in a day on my card...

woman + Credit card + manchester shopping trip + shoe shop = WTF

Could mean any number of things - the headline figure isn't always that meaningful.

Accountancy is arithmetic with an optional side order of politics.

Maybe we are buying into the SMC

www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/rugby-league/19899852 Video here

www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/rugby-league/19899852 Video here

great piece that ... you know we are so lucky to have that man in charge..... i truly feel were on the brink of another golden era of black and white rugby !!

Makes you think how much of a loss it really is, when you take into account transfer fees, payoffs and investment in YPI / Sirius

Good to hear him talk of spreading the cost of passes across 12 months the 5 month plan helped this year but to spread the cost of 3 passes across the year could be the deciding factor for me when it comes to renewing passes in the future.

Top Bloke thank goodness he's around, he a bit 'No Nonsense' and a real sports entrepeneur and you get the impression that he won't settle for anything but success on the field! We just have to show our faith by selling some season tickets!

Probably a chunk of repaying HMRC in there in addition to investment in facilities etc so is to be expected

I have every faith in Pearson, and he is a great 'spokesman' for the club...but the pressure is on to improve our crowds over the next 3 years. If we are still losing 500K a year in 3 years time he will start to re-consider his investment.

I appreciate that times are hard and some people are simply 'priced out' of attending rugby at the moment, but there has to be a big effort to get the fans we've lost over the last few years back. I know not all passholders would agree, but I'd like to see more ticket promotions for games, we have a massive ground the fill so why no promote more cheap tickets.

AP didn't seemed at all worried, so neither am I.