£24 for east stand to watch puffball

I know where Pmarrow is coming from and i have seriously contemplated it for next season. I think they are totally disillusioned with the way the club are going on the playing side and they feel the best way to protest this is by refusing to give the club any more money. They can then still support their team on the road without donating more money to go towards poor rugby. It also stops the "Any kind of weather" reply that is usually par for the course when someone mentions not renewing a pass.

A lot of people prefer away games as well because there is a far better atmosphere, it is one of the main reasons i go to just about every away game.

It's an obscene amount of money for the entertainment you get!

I'd happily pay more if the rugby was more attractive. I think I'll cherry pick home games and do the usual away trips.

i went to the city v coventry game last week(yes it was a crap game)and it cost me £27 for both me and my 13 year old.£21 for me and £6 for the lad.

depends though really?the age groups i think last year was 12 and under £40 and 13-16 £55.my lad is 13 so i actually pay £6 less than i expected.

My eldest turns 17 in April ,if bought now do they qualify for the junior pass or is full adult 1 ???

I think its the age at time of purchase it was last year anyway!

Cheers Wilf

Section 12: A Junior is anyone aged 16 or below at the time of purchase.

SALFORD CATALANS CELTIC WAKEFIELD HARLEQUINS 4 REASONS NOT TO BUY AND STILL SAVE BY MISSING THESE POOR TEAMS PLAYING THE SAME AS WE DO .

cheers did not see that .

That's 5 teams so i presume you mean 5 reasons.

I only looked as Wilf mentioned it and a couple of interesting points i picked up on apart from the Junior price.

Section 2: Hull FC recommends you get your pass insured as they will not be replaced under ANY circumstances (Not sure if that would include accidental washes etc??)

Also i know a lot of people tear out the tickets for the appropriate game before leaving home but they do have the right to refuse you entry if you have not got the book to go with it. (Pain having to take the book to games as well and it increases the chance of losing it.)

people who are moaning about the prices,or who can't get to fridays games regular,and say the walk up price is too expensive.Heres a soloution,buy a pass,the games you can't get to,sell your ticket for £15 or £17 and you won't lose out. just buy the pass,, we all moan about the price of beer etc, but still buy things, buy buy buy

No I am saying its cheaper for me to go to away games, factmundo.

Plus I aint paying for the fancy bubbly at the shareholders meeting.

For me.. Unless we manage to make some decent signings I will just choose the games I go to, because all I can see is much of the same and to be fair I'm a little bit fed up of it !!
So no pass for me so far

We're renewing our 4 passes. Remember the kerfuffle over tickets for the Keepmoat? Could happen again.

With the standard of rugby I watched this past season I very much doubt it.

(keep the emoticons coming!

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I won't be renewing my pass.


Last season I had a unreserved east stand pass - I don't want a reserved seat because :


1. Sometimes visiting friends come with me and now they won't be able to sit with me.
2. I don't like the idea of taking pot luck with where I sit.
3. Likewise, what happens when I'm lumbered with some loud mouthed idiot behind me. I would be stuck with them all season.

I don't want to sit in the South Stand as I much prefer a side on view.

Surely I can't be the only person who wants a side view unreserved pass.

why don't people who still want unreserved go in the west?

Because the west is all reserved too?

I've never understood the logic to this attitude. You're saying that you think the best way to encourage the club to improve is to reduce the amount of money they have to spend?

TBH that doesn't surprise me.

Just like I don't understand the logic of giving them the best part of £500 (pass, shirts,programmes, etc) a year only to be returned with some of the poorest rugby I have seen in many of a while.

IF we was a club like Salford or Quins, your post may have a point but because we are one of the only few SL teams who can a) make a profit , b) sell over 10,000 season passes and shirts and c) attract over 10,000 to every home game.

Now whilst I know you will stick up for the club no matter what they do, you have to notice you see clubs like Bradford and Huddersfield coming up with schemes to not only inroduce new fans to the game but reward current fans for there loyalty by charging less then £100 a season pass. Clubs like Wigan who a few seasons ago nearly got relegated and now are Super League champions, they did this all with charging less to go to a home game and less for there season passes. They somehow still find the money for top coaching and top players.

We have by far being the worst attacking team in the top 8 this season and the season before possibly the whole league. Now considering we are charged top dollar and the most in the league to watch this crap is a complete joke. Everywhere around us clubs are slashing prices or coming up with schemes trying to expand, all we do is sign an overage Aussie and up the prices by a couple of quid a game.

I'm sorry if you can't understand the logic, but the sooner the board realise fans aren't happy and are no longer willing to pay the prices for what they see then they will change something. A bit like if people stop drinking in particular pub or eating in a restaurant.

The club has the ability and money to change now, just like Wigan and just like Huddersfield. We are not relying on our money (future income) in the hope we can sign better players. They have that ability now and are doing sweet FA about it, if the price is right you could tempt anyone under contract or not.

Well we have spent big at the club over the last few years which has shown with increased pass sales, increased merchandise sales etc. Yet the club have repaid us by signing a poor unproven coach and then by increasing his contract when he had done nothing in my eyes to warrant one.

So giving them money hand over fist is not improving our situation on the field just boosting the profits. I will be renewing my pass (screw loose methinks) but I will not be buying shirts this season although I may purchase one when they go down in price in one of the sales they have throughout the season. I will also not buy tickets for away games from the club either.

Hell when you think about it, we haven't even had a boost before passes go on sale (IE New big name signing or some other big encouraging news) we just got a bit of blurb about how our young team are now 1 year older and with our recruitment it looks like they will be pretty much the same personnel which with the players we have got rid of means we have a decent chunk of the cap left to spend.