I think he's about 13 judging by his posts.

thats just a pathetic attempt. Its no fun when you do it so poorly.

this is another thing you have made up. Its a better attempt than the crap you were spouting before, but still not any kind of truth.

The season ticket sales arent funding the development, MEMBERSHIP sales are. This isnt a season ticket, it is a charge over and above the season ticket cost as part of a separate sale to fund the development.

The MEMBERSHIP sale (as opposed to the season ticket you seem to have confused it for) will go towards funding the development, but as i say, this is a new thing, brought in to fund the development, like a new revenue stream almost, a ring-fenced one, separate from standard revenue like season ticket sales for instance.


For the Rhinos for life membership (which again is a dedicated revenue stream for the new stand) you dont even need to buy a season ticket.


Had you said earlier you didnt understand the difference between 'membership' and 'season ticket' i could have explained it to you and you wouldnt have spent so long making yourself look silly.

Sounds pretty good this 'Ring Fencing' lark doesn't it. I'm going to 'Ring Fence' the cash to pay for my shopping bill this week. Then I'm going to pay for my petrol for my car from a different 'revenue stream', following this though, guess what I'm still going to be out of pocket by the end of the week.

Talk about smoke and mirrors, how long can one sprout so much utter tripe, and try and dress up the fact that one way or another Leeds will have to pay for the development. Get a grip!

In all honesty who cares how they pay for it.

Yes, Leeds will pay for it, nobody has stated otherwise. It simply wont come from the same place that pays for the playing side of things

That's all right then. As long as I pay for my petrol, from my petrol budget, then that won't affect how much I can spend in the supermarket. I must remember all this when I go out spending cash.

Looks like you need to tell your Chief Exec again about the difference: [urlhttp://www.therhinos.co.uk/tickets/season_tickets.php[/url





You really do make it up as you go along don't you.

I see you can't refute any of it. Found out about how much Quins pay for their sqaud compared to everyone else yet?

off shore accounts

So Leeds are not going to borrow any money for the stand?

[i"The total cost will be in the region of ten million pounds and this will require the club to borrow and repay over the next decade"[/i

Specsavers in the marketgate centre will be delighted to see you.....

source? As the chief exec and others are claiming other ways

[url=http://www.therhinos.co.uk/tickets/season_tickets.phpStraight from the horse's mouth[/url


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I think it's your mate smokey who needs to go there and your goodself if you can't see why I made the original post.

I can't actually believe that a roof on the away terrace is being left out of the plans. Surely that is pretty important. Improved facility for away fans, higher price for tickets, better atmosphere. The only place we actually do get covered in Yorkshire is Hudds!

So more tight bummed yorkshiremen putting themselves first and making the away stand the only stand that isn't covered still.

If I had a team and was deveoloping the stadium I'd never do 3 stands and not the other because I think it looks stupid.

I think the excuse for not having a roof at the away end is because they cannot get planning permission due to the houses at the back of the ground. A roof would affect their light.
Having said that it is all student accommodation so sod 'em.

Hull?

Perhaps there is no ring fenced revenue stream to pay for an away end.

It's got nowt to do with being tight, as there's a very good medical reason for not enclosing the space.
As the prevailing winds in the UK are generally from a South West to Westerly direction, most of the crap wet weather is deposited on your side of the country, whilst we, who reside in God's County, bask in a more temperate zone.

So, when a rather bedraggled bus load arrives from the other side of the Pennines, the best option is to have them standing on an open terrace , with a good brisk breeze at their backs to get rid of that damp smell that seems to follow them everywhere, and some honest Yorkshire sun on their faces to invigorate them with a healthy dose of vitamin D

You know it makes sense!

You know for a moment I thought there was going to be a serious point then but no just more Lancashire bashing. tut tut




(for those with an IQ less than 30: before you kick off, like I keep getting recently, the application of a

means I was joking)

^^ That in brackets was not aimed at BillyRhino your post was actually quite funny if a little naughty lol

this has already been addressed. Im not sure who has told you the cost would be paid for upfront.

i dont need to, i can just point and laugh at your poor attempts at distraction techniques and straw men.

i have already addressed this, if you arent intelligent enough to have picked it up, that isnt my problem.

BRONZE MEMBERSHIP
Ideal for new fans or those unable to make many home games. Each Bronze member gets their own fully personalised electronic entry card and discounts on home match tickets. Adults, Senior Citizens & Students get £2 off, juniors get £3 off.
Bronze members also get a copy of the official handbook featuring player and club statistics (use it to impress your mates with your Rhinos knowledge!) and a free ticket to watch sister club Leeds Carnegie in the Aviva Premiership Rugby.
You also get 5% off official club travel and priority on tickets for major games & finals. Bronze membership also makes an ideal gift for any Rhinos fan, all for just £15 per year.

nope, no mention of a season ticket here.

GOLD MEMBERSHIP
The season ticket with 'bells and whistles' Gold Members get all the silver benefits plus a Gold Members gift pack including a DVD and a copy of the official club handbook featuring player and club statistics (impress your mates with your Rhinos knowledge!). To upgrade your silver membership it costs just £25 per year.
You also get an invitation to an annual meet the player's event and access to the Carnegie Café Bar on match days with a post match interview & analysis with a playe

nope, no mention of a season ticket here

RONNIE'S CLUB
Junior season ticket holders can upgrade to Ronnie's club or you can buy it on it's own either way it's just £15. Ronnie's club is for young fans aged 15 years and under.
Each Ronnie's club member will receive a welcome pack featuring a team poster, a photo of Ronnie and your very own membership card holder. All Ronnie's club members will be invited to 4 Kids events every year and entered into a draw to be mascot at each home game.
Every member will also get a birthday card from Ronnie the Rhino on their birthday and a £10 deposit in a Leeds Building Society Junior Savings Account.
Ronnie's Club £15 per year
Renewal price £5 (which excludes £10 deposit in a Leeds Building Society Junior Savings Account).
*** Club must be involved in game.

ooops, specifically mentions you dont need a season ticket here


[iRHINOS 4 LIFE
Rhinos 4 Life is a brand new 4 year membership scheme for season ticket holders and non season ticket holders alike. Be part of the plan to achieve our vision for the club over the coming years and your 4 year membership commitment to the club will be rewarded with some great benefits for just £2 per week:[/i

a brand new membership scheme, for season ticket holders and non season ticket holders alike. Being part of the plan to acheive the clubs vision over the coming years (that vision being [i"We want this to continue for the next decade and we are about to embark on the most adventurous development to date - the completion of our Vision - "to be recognised as a venue of excellence and the number one rugby club on and off the field". [/i) where[i Instead the club have taken the ground breaking decision to reveal the projected costs and set up memberships schemes so supporters can see directly how they can help transform one of the most iconic stadiums in world rugby[/i

Im happy to help you overcome your confusion between the season tickets, and the membership packages (which have been set up [iso supporters can see directly how they can help transform one of the most iconic stadiums in world rugby[/i)