Any campaign the uses the ample Mike Smith as the hook is a winner in my eyes.

Ah, so you're the chappy on the HDM comments section. Hello.

Our campaign was a bit original at least even though it will ultimately yield fewer pass sales than your retro approach. Those preferring to see Lynch in sunglasses over some portly middle-aged overspenders reminiscing are in the minority. How much for a reserved seat? Do tell.

and your bothered because????? take a day off.

i don't see the need for the big rush in obtaining a pass which can't be used until next year. as for people on a budget, stick a few quid away if you know you are looking to buy one.

Perhaps FCs marketing is more tactical... "tell em we'll get Rangi and they'll flock"... well erm no on both accounts.

At Least Rovers are more honest... I heard Mr Pringle on the radio saying they haven't approached the young West Tigers player... I dont believe him - no smoke without fire!

Correct. You're 4 years into Hudgell's "challenging for honours" phase, and are in no way a "selling" club.

And what have you won in the last four years?... BINGO down Clough Road!!!

I Don't post on the HDM.

I have a read at the most.
It was a hull fan on your pass thread that stated there was 25 days left.

Wow, that campaign will really get fans flocking back. Half a dozen old codgers talking about your last major trophy win and Craig Hall who wasn't even born.

You seriously need to get rid of Smith and get some marketing men in before you start having Whippet races and selling bread and dripping on match-days.

So do we know

a) when passes go on sale?
B) how much they are?
c) are we still doing the DD scheme?

I like bread and dripping, and whippet races, I'd go earlier for that.

hms brilliant unlike your team nxt year ru posting from guz

Well I paid £221 last year so 10% brings it to £245ish.

You need to check the demographics! It is old codgers that have the cash to spend & there are a lot more of us around than youngsters who dont have cash. even in retirement most of us will have spare cash as we have saved & been in good pensions so maybe the club is marketing to the audiance that can actualy afford to turn up on match days.