Touch wood, i think me and my dad may of had just one occasion when our seats were occupied. If i was at a away game (which i am every away game) and i saw a reserved seat sticker, i would not dream of sitting in it. What do people think the stickers are there for, to make the seat look pretty.

Reserved Seats at the LSV for crowds of 2k....THIS TOPIC IS SO FUNNY !
well done

The purchase of a season ticket is a demonstration of loyalty to the club with money paid up front help the club cash flow across the year. In return, ever since we moved to the LSV, the option of a reserved seat has quite rightly been made available. This practice is the norm for virtually every professional sporting club throughout the land.

It is not rocket science to manage the process, to the benefit of what are likely to include many of the clubs most loyal fans - people like us who have followed the team for many tens of years, home and away, through thick and thin. The vast majority of rugby and football clubs nationwide recognise this brand of loyalty by quite rightly guaranteeing the seats of their season ticket holders.

You cannot find an alternative group of 4 seats anywhere near our reserved seats 10 to 15 minutes before kick off. We have also developed a friendly and valued rapport with lots of other season ticket holders who sit in the immediate area of our reserved seats.

This issue will become and increasingly sensitive as the numbers increase week on week.

I urge the club to resolve the problem with LSV as a matter of urgency. It is too important to leave it to individual supporters to fend for themselves or to expect us to take the matter up as individuals with the LSV.

You mean don't sit in the Legends bar until 2:55 enjoying the fantastic work the club has done to create a whole match day experience. Get rid of reserved seating and all the good work done in the Legends will be for nothing.

If you're willing to pay upfront and buy a season ticket you should get your seat. Unreserved seating is fine in Championship 1 with attendances of 300 but if we're aiming to be a Super League club with several thousand in attendance then it's absolutely essential.

Lowton Sparow is absolutely spot on.
A reserved seat in a guaranteed prime viewing position (via a season ticket) enhances the whole match day experience for majority of the most loyal fans.
This will become increasingly important as attendances continue to rise.
You don't need a Marketing Degree to work this concept out - it is so obvious that all clubs in all sports do it.

I usually go in the North stand but have to agree with the reserved seats, as Reffy said "There's plenty of other seats to sit on".
If you go on your own I suppose it don't really matter where you sit, but you may like the people around you and as they're reserved seats you build up a rapport with them. You may be a family group who like to sit together and theres all sorts of other reasons.
Bottom line is, "IF" you want a reserved seat buy a season ticket and ask for one. Simples tch.