Got mine.

It is a Christmas present, which I wasn't supposed to find out about.

Oops.

Daughter #2 went in to the shop on Saturday and got all ours (cost her £996 altogether !!!) but as we are still within the first thousand sold, she got given the goody bags too. Whilst we can make use of the car stickers, key rings etc, the 4 "pump" bags are surplus to requirements, so if anyone local to Wakefield wants them for their kids pumps/boots/trainers, please PM me and I will be happy to post them through your letter box or hand them over F.O.C.



They are dark blue draw-string bags with the new Trinity logo on the front.

That's concerning that we're still within the first 1000, that's very low compared to all other clubs and ours have been out longer than some clubs

The fact we have only 4 or 5 games on Sunday might affect things as well.

I have already bought my ticket but cant make week night games so will be out of pocket.

It doesn't bother me as I would buy a ST anyway, but to others it will understandably put them off

Done! ST sorted, bring it on!

If there are only 4/5 games on Sundays, when are the others ?
A pal of mine who uses twitter said that we were considering Saturdays instead of Sundays for next season, is this right ?

It's pretty standard for Trinity. Besides, other than on Twitter, there is no real push to sell anything at the club anymore. The club shop is/was empty and we may as well not exist to the wider Wakefield public. The revert back to Trinity is a great opportunity to engage with the latent/new support. We don't seem to be grasping it.

Unfortunately we are at the stage where we need more support to get a better team, it ain't gunna happen the other way round. Although the price is fair it's the most expensive season ticket I can recall too which given the propensity of League fans to want discounts on everything it won't be helping.

Others changed for Sky so will be Thursday or Friday

Cheers Tricky, I've not looked at next seasons fixtures apart form our first game and Magic fixture.

At Home, 5 Sunday, 2 Thursday, 2 Friday, 1 Saturday, 1 Monday (Easter Monday). One of the Sunday games is Leeds at home, we always seem to change this to Friday.

The price has jumped a fair bit this year as well, last years early bird deal was £214, this years is £249. An increase of more than 16% rarely goes down well and when you factor in that last year under 16's were free and now it's £50 for them as well then its an extra £85 for a parent to take their kid along that has to be shelled out straight away.

One of the problems RL has is that many consider GB£ 250 to be expensive. its for nothing, fantastic value for money, even if you have to go to Agbrigg / BV to watch games.
£ 50 for under 16 is a brilliant deal. Please dont give students any discount ẁhat so ever, bloody students. Service personnel, fire brigade, nursing staff and police should get discount. Junior Drs should be made to pay double, in fact they should be at work not watching Rugby, lazy as lazy can be.

You've outdone yourself there, you talk complete bullsheet!

Dont tell me you are a Student and what the hell can you possibly have against Nurses

I think the main thing here is getting the balance of the pricing structure right.

A few years ago, when we had Andrew Glover and James Elston running the show, the season tickets were being sold at reduced prices, which I would think that is why we were getting good gates. Unfortunately, we got the good gates, but the tills were empty, which falsified the clubs finances.

The deal we had last year was a good deal, but it was off the back of what was a poor season in 2015.

Another factor to consider, up to 24 hours ago, I think we had announced one new signing since they went on sale. I am sure, now we have signed David Fifita, there will be an upward trend. Hopefully, there will be a couple more which will boost these figures, and even more so, last week in November, when the majority will be getting paid.

Nothing against anyone you named having a discount, but to slag off students and Jr doctors is poor form. Looks like you're getting as bitter in real life as your persona on here!

IIRC, for last years season ticket didn't you have to buy a £20 membership? You then paid £214, so the basic price was in effect £234 as you couldn't buy a ST without the membership.

It's not unreasonable for a full time student to have a discounted S/T.
I agree about Nurses, Policemen and other services though


Anyone with a F/T job should pay full price.

I remember when the junior ticket was introduced and was £35 and you could get into all home and away games.
This must be over 10 years ago, it's now £50 for U16's, so don't think that's too bad.
The problem lies with that people got those tickets free last season and now see any change from that as scandalous!

Not quite, could a membership for £20 which gave you the membership benefits (discounts etc) or you coild get a membership plus for £214 which had the benefits and included a season ticket. You didn't have to buy both.

2 here

Ok SC, I bow you your greater knowledge.

I seem to remember changing Leeds games to Friday only twice due to Challenge Cup matches.

I'll be very disappointed if they change from Sunday to Saturday. I have had a season ticket for both Trinity and Barnsley FC for many, many, years and don't want to be put in the position of deciding which match to attend. Why can't we stick to Sundays???

I thought the professional game was moved away from Saturday's to allow the amateur game to flourish, has that been forgotten now and sod the community game