From Andrew Glover, my first thought is that all?

That's funny, I thought it wasn't bad for such an early date.
Not sure what we would aim for, clearly Glover wants 2000 by end of Aug

Not bad considering the notice and time frame. They're certainly not going to sell much more at £180. They should open up the £150 offer again until the end of September then increment up to full price each month thereafter.

£180 or £150 will not make that much difference , its what you get that counts.

The rumoured prospect about loosing £200k in player budget and our poor finish (so far) to the season will
be putting more people off than the cost. We need a couple of good signings and a clear signal of intent
that we will be very competitive next season. That's the best way to drive sales IMHO.

Beating Cas would be a good start - And Hudds of course but from a home supporter point of view Cas is the one.

I think some people want the club to give season tickets away. The ones who moan we're skint we're skint are the ones who'll moan season ticket prices too high and don't do anything to help the club financially by buying a season ticket etc.

This.

We've lost momentum on the field and that won't help off it, think if we don't pick up another win sales will be lost.

Not renewing until I know we are keeping the decent players and signing more. I would be happy to pay the higher price but not if we were short changed with mediocre signings and selling off the talent. Think a statement needs to be made.

I think a fair few would pay more if they knew it was going to help strengthen the playing squad

Think some of the comments here about season ticket sales are why the club find themselves in a vicious circle. The club tries to do good deals on tickets but people won't commit until the club gives a clear indication where they are going. We all know what the present first team regulars can do and it's not inspiring people to buy tickets, this is when you have to give the fans something to believe in by blooding some younger players at the end of a frustrating season.

Get your hands in your pockets and help your club!!

1200 is good to say this season isn't done.

I'm not bothered where it goes as long as it benefits Wakefield Trinity Wildcats in any shape or form.

Me neither mate. Have already signed up to platinum membership but not all the relative newbies or those who have returned from self imposed exile will be willing to pay extra if it means watching a losing team

Any price under 200 quid is under-selling the actual product IMO. SL is surely worth more than that ?

I'll be getting one like every season TRINITY FOREVER

£180 is incredible value - I think many have lost the value due to the unreasonably low ST's over the past couple of years.

At some point the price was going to return to some kind of parity - and that is now.

To alleviate the problem (for those who don't have that kind of cash lying around) the club have offered the spread payment deal - £20 per month for 9 months if you register before the end of August.

The ST committee pushed hard for this and we would be sorry to see it not used as we believe that this is the first move in the club becoming more of a membership basis on a 12 monthly renewable monthly payment contract.

£20 a month? It's less than a fiver a week - or a pack of 20 ciggies.

We're still in SL, still fighting hard and will need all the support we can get from everyone involved - and that very much includes us.

We may be down in the dumps, but I am more optimistic today than I have been for quite some time!

When was the last time you bought a pack of 20 cigs?

The 20 quid a month spread payments is a great offer, though. Good on the ST to get this one pushed through.

Never - thank goodness. But I know they ain't cheap over here!

£180 is great value, I just know how tight some people can be. There will be less take up of memberships next year but this will be offset buy the increase in price.

I wonder if the club have considered harnessing the payers social media presence for flogging memberships? If I were in charge, I'd compel all the players to Tweet a corporately approved message about memberships at least twice per day for the next month - lots of fans, I'm sure, follow the players but ignore the club officials.

It would even be possible to incentivise them such that the player who generated the most sales was offered some kind of prize - a lifetime supply of Costa coffee for example, or a Nandos voucher.

Seems like quite a powerful network that goes largely untapped.

Another network going untapped is the current holders of season tickets. As I have previously commented, email details were put on previous season ticket membership forms and I used to receive information emails from the club. It would have been one of a range of appropriate methods of informing current season ticket holders of the offers for next seasons' tickets.

Good point - don't get the e-mails any more - and not had owt through the post. I used to do the renewal letters and forms and letters on behalf of the club. They weren't the best, but they were individually tailored and addressed. As I see it, the easier you make it to do, the more likely it will be done. Trick missed I feel.

They missed the boat with the foxy bingo gig, several posters pointed out a easy way to increase sign up.