Yep, me plus 3.

They're designed to cater for the fan who can't make every game. Perfect for anyone who now lives out of the area like myself. The way that they work is that you have 3 categories of game and you get 2 vouchers for each category. I usually ring the ticket office a few days prior to the match I want to see to reserve my ticket, then on match day swap the voucher for the ticket. It's easy and I haven't had a problem with it. RD, mine is for the South Stand and it cost £110, which is a saving of 1 game, but I also get the benefit of half price Magic tickets and the other benefits that full season tickets have.

I think membership is the way to go. It will be interesting to see what approach the new Chief Exec takes. The club seems to have rested on its laurels since 2011.

One good incentive of a season ticket/membership card would be to have a 20% discount on all club merchandise and match day food and drink.

No brainer.

I think it would make sense to bring the food and drink kiosks under direct control. The LSV did this two years ago and was able to reduce the cost of a pint to £2.70.

Inevitably someone will reply that one should be able to go 90 minutes without a drink, but let's face it plenty enjoy watching with a pint and why shouldn't they? It's the little things like that which give people an excuse to watch in the pub. It's easy to bleat about Friday games etc, but we have to accept that in the last few years watching sport at home or in the pub has improved beyond recognition. We have to be able to compete with that.

All the NRL teams promote it as "become a member".

Could work over here as many seem to forget a season ticket is a two-way street, you're investing in the club. The "member" title might appeal to a few egos.