I personally think the season ticket is quite good value.

If we play 14 home games this season it works out at just over £16 a game. If we play 15, it's exactly £15 a game.

Especially when you consider matchday admission is now £24.

**I've done my sums based on the South Stand season ticket with the 10% discount (£225) as that is what I'll be getting. 11 home matches + either 3 or 4 play off matches**

So as a season ticket holder for the East Stand I can't renew mine, I have to go back to the West now or run the risk of sitting at the end of the stand.

The club should have consulted fans before the announcements, we have a fans board which either doesn't reflect the average fan or simply wasn't consulted. We seem to lurch from one PR disaster to another.

I know I will miss at least 2 games so not sure it is worth to buy it

And,if they had,they'd have had half a a dozen different opinions.
Can't run a business by committee

Never heard that one before!

Expected that !

It isn't running a business run by committee it is know as market research. Should be done before launch

What customers need is a product that wont be changed at the drop of a hat, that the product you buy is available as promised.

Market research would have said that they should reduce last years prices and supply free entrance for kids plus cheaper bar prices.
Someone had to make a decision,they did that and then reacted very quickly to constructive comment
Job done well.

This is what always infuriates me about RL, every rugby league team that charges admission must allow free entrance for every child under a set age. We are trying too attract the next generation of fan and when in today's society there are a million different things to entice them we need to make that special effort.

will the new price structure entice people to get a season ticket.I don't think so,will £24 entice people on the day,no in my opinion.Yes the club need revenue.But it is because of the owners antics that we have wasted three seasons,and now the only rallying call we have is,Tim Sheens is on board.if Koucash does not like what Sheens says in the future,he will start is antics all over again,because like he keeps telling us it is he's club.

As I said earlier,people have been complaining about ticket prices for as long as I can remember.
It doesn't make them wrong but it's unusual for anybody to think that it's a brilliant idea.
Would you prefer a pub charging £5 a pint,where you have a choice,or no pub at all because it can't survive.
We have a choice and long may that continue

A season ticket is more like buying a year's supply of beer that you may not be able to drink or the pub may substitute it for wine and pay up front.

Look,in words of one syllable,if you're not prepared to stump up for a season ticket you really cannot complain if MK stops putting in his money

NB strictly speaking,I know,they weren't all one syllable

The point I've made before is that I know that if the club was going bust then you'd put your hand in your pocket. Somehow the situation is different when it's not but it's clear that Plan A hasn't worked for him and he's trying Plan B. There may not be a Plan C so support now , by renewing , before if becomes a crisis situation