The pledge if you are a true supporter is to give the club stability yes we had a bad season and the two seasons before

look at Wigan and Warrington it as taken them over ten years to build there squads and repeat what we have done in the past wigan have only won two major trophys in ten years Wire have won Two in thirty years

We were left in the mire by the previous board ,player left we had no young player coming through the system the money had been spent on the first team

You have to start all over again we have now good young players coming through the youth system the first team is being re built from the bottom come on support our club and help put it back where we belong

My calculation is made upon the current 8200 pledges we have, therefore 3000 tickets @ £75 = £225,000 and 5200 tickets @ £120 = £624,000 (total amount £849,000) would more or less equal the same revenue as 10000 tickets with 7000 being at £90 and 3000 at £75 with a total of £855,000,

So to make the same revenue as 10000 tickets based on the current pledges tickets would have to be £120 if remians at 8200 pledges,

Was only a guess and an estimation



I was bored

I wonder how many of the 5200 would cough up £120 - and how many simply wouldn't bother?

fair enough, you didnt mention anything about 8200 in OP.

I suppose its dependant on how many of them fans are the ones that have been going year in year out regardless of performance, through thick and thin as people say,

I suppose you have to look at how much they could of been if no pledge was ever considered ie. £160-180 and then im sure we still would of had 7000 season ticket holders

Like ive said many a time id buy one regardless of price (obviously within reason)

So i didnt i do apologise for any confusion i may of caused