They were around £250 which makes a saving of around £8 per game when compared to a matchday ticket. Students got 10% off and there's a premium for a seated ticket.
The Commit 6 deal is a way to pay for the youth development, you pay £6 per week into the weekly lottery, then after 12 months of paying into the lottery you are given a season ticket for the following season. You can also win weekly prizes on the lottery.

My first season was 1980-81, a veteran on here compared to some.

Going back briefly to my initial post, the difference of around £30 for a lower season ticket price for around 1500 season tickets comes out at around £45k. To make that back for a cheaper ticket you would need to sell around a further 175 memberships to make the same.

Just think if all those extra bought a drink, shirt etc for extra revenue.

I do agree a newer stadium could also increase ticket sales, though without that money tree and as long as we continue to be ignored by the council, that dream seems as far away as ever.

You want to save that program it will be worth money! Wally was with us the season 1983-84 so going thrumhall would have been a wasted journey.

Yep, I know Wally was with us in 83-84, my brother asked me then.

Alan Mac Left us to play for oldham. along with Toppo who at the time were a up and coming team, i think they were his last club, the last i know he was running a post office in widnes along time before 87

I remember that match. We were terrible and it was embarrassing.