Sorry I sounded negative!
Assuming they honour the freeze, I'll be signing wifey up for a new membership as well.

To be fair though you was guaranteed a price for next year and this way would cost you more so your bound to be concerned.

The price freeze is now the lower prices for current season tickets.

Yes but thats £168 a year. His family ticket this year was 175 for him and 2 kids.That will evidently rise as a result of the new scheme.

My mistake, Family ticket was £210

New would be £168 for adult and 2x£60 for kids = £288?

I'm sure they will honour these things though when full details come out, after all they want more fans not less and I want to get one for the Mrs next season!

You are not forced to join, you can still pay in full if you wish.

From the FAQ on official website:

Q2 - I am an existing ‘Season Ticket Holder’ and want to continue as a season ticket holder – What should I do?

You don’t need to do anything but we will require you to pay the price freeze offer of £156 in full by the end of December 2011. We really would like you to become a member and be part of our Viking Stronghold.

One query i do have is it says you can leave if you feel you are not getting value for money. Wont this just encourage more fans to pull out of the scheme through the off season? I hope not just a little confused on how theyre going to get around that.

Id guess there is no joining fee to begin, but if you leave and comeback there would be some sort of penalty. The leaflet diddnt exactly give full details did it.

Think your right there will be something in place preventing this from happening

Registered my interest in the scheme anyway. Seems all in all to be a very good idea.

sainst are currently charging 25 squid for a ticket to sit in my seat. its fair to assume similair prices would otherwise be expected for our games next year. but lets go with a lower figure of 20 squid (which i believe is a pretty standard superleague ticket price)
13x20 = £260 (if your buying individual tickets for each home game)
e mailed programs (assuming they will be PDF or something) lets say a hard copy would be at least £3
there is another £39 for the season.
so that brings us to £300
plus the jerseys are cotton traders and they tend to take the a little bit with their prices.
but lets say £30 for that.
gives us a total 'value' of around £330, and i think thats a conservative estimate.
you would actually be paying more like £180 over 12 months.
Bargain if you ask me.

Would it not be a good idea to go around and post thse fliers through doors?

Seems like a great idea to me. Just hope the town shows enough support !