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good idea but the price per match maths is wrong isnt it? £72 divided by 6 not 4? or is it me?

£72 divided by 6 is £12 a game mate.





Just how much per game am i paying for a full ticket.

yep here we go again



supposed to be 4 x £ 18 with two freebies, but yes £12 a game



£175 divided by 13 = £13.46 and you got an away cup game in





I want a free beer when come on friday

Yet another communication from the club that is not clear. Are they saying that tickets normally cost £18 (if bought in advance) or that it works out at £18 per match (bad maths).



Great deal and at £12 per match represents fantastic value...but we don't really say that do we!

If this is going to be a regular yearly occurance, please explain why I bother shelling out for a ticket at the start of the season. By buying in advance you never know if the fixtures are going to interfere with holidays etc, but I still buy one.

I thought this happens every year.

[size=50Or am I confusing it with car tax.[/size

It’s happened for the last two years at the very least.



Not sure what your issue is. By paying £18 for seven games then £72 for the final six you end up paying £198. A full season ticket was, I think, £200, ignoring the loyalty and early bird offers for a moment (which were £175 and £185 respectively).



Is £2 really worth that much to cause complaint or put you off purchasing a full season ticket in the future? Don’t forget that season ticket holders were able to buy the new away shirt for £25.



Anyway it’s a shame that this was not in place to coincide with the temporary relocation of the shop in the Ridings. I’m sure the club could’ve sold quite a few.



[iEDIT: just realised you're questioning whether to buy a season ticket when you know you may be missing matches, well in that case taking a gamble and purchasing match day tickets for all the ones you can attend and then taking a punt on the half season ticket is the option for you, but by buying the ticket in the winter helps the club when cash flow is low. [/i

Now that would look great amongst the adverts just before the trailers in the run up to a film in Cineworld. If it costs too much to get the video played then this poster as a still would do a good job too.



It definitely is a competitive price and one which should get all those who complain about the £18/£20 match day ticket price salivating at the prospect of only paying £12 per game.



Good move buy the club.

cracking idea KK , in fact why pay we could offer some sort of dual incentive for free sponsorship each way

Glen looks like Falkor there in full flight. Is the offer going to upset full season ticket holders? I'm too tired to do the maths! I'll still pay £20 to get in, I like an offer but I've been guilty in the past of not being the most supportive fan around.

not me harden to it now

see you all friday

Don't hold your breath KK, thats a well made poster and should be posted all around town.



I would be interested in knowing how well this is taken up by new/stayaway fans or if its just used by the regular walk ups.