£20 adults.

£15 concessions.

£10 juniors.

Seems a bit steep.

£20 IS a rip off fror the last year at your ground to stand up with no facilties, what will you be charging at the new ground ? £21

I thought that too? I mean a tenner for juniors? Hope this doesn't back fire on us?

Sorry guys , I know we have made A HUGE dent in the transfer market but these ticket prices are a kick in the teeth, we need to fill the stadium, can they not just think about it ffs, it should be £14 adults, £5 children £9 Concessions £20 Family pass

OR YOU CAN CLIMB OVER THE CRICKET GROUND FOR NOTHING

Got to agree, too expensive! I thought £18 was a bit steep. No room for the casual fan I'd say especially if they don't get it right on the pitch! If they do fair play, might be just about worth it. Lets hope thats what they're banking on!

Odd time to reveal this - surely this news earlier may have encouraged more season ticket sales. If £20 is going to be the standard admission rate then hopefully they'll make [uwide[/u use of a discounted (£18 - or ideally a bit less) pre-purchase rate - and make pre-purchasing [uas easy as possible[/u i.e. print your own ticket etc. Net result is no price increase for anyone organised enough to plan a day in advance, and people then not being put off by a 6pm cloudburst.

Well, the club has sent out season ticket info for 2012 and it does say that 2012 will cost more than 2011.

The club are, however, offering fans feeling flush enough an option to buy 5 years worth of season tickets for the same annual price as this years.

How do you think I feel the way the fixtures work out, a season ticket is no good to me, and miss most matches on the late shift.

now I get told it's £20 and how to save on a season ticket (when I’m working), now I know we all have our views on Sunday v Friday, but until the end of March it should a Sunday afternoon due to possible frost, OK them moved to evening kick offs ( if that what the fans want)

And on the subject of frost, does the new ground have underground heating?

"And on the subject of frost, does the new ground have underground heating?2

not at the moment.

To be fair I have noticed a jump in many admission prices for several (some very anorak-y) events at various venues. I feel the team -if it lives up to its potential- will be worth the price as long as I remain in employment and see following Rl and the Reds as a very important factor in my life.

Does admission to sporting events have VAT in the price? If so then thanks to that nice Mr Osborne there's a 2.5% increase that's unavoidable

Yeah that would never happen under a Labour government

, maybe Mr Salford is cashing in as well then as 40 odd pence doesn't quite add up