HULL & PROUD WEEK: PASSHOLDERS 'FRIEND FOR A FIVER'
Hull FC will host Wigan on Thursday 23rd July in the final game of the first phase of the Super League Season, and the centrepiece of this year's Hull & Proud Week.

Like in previous seasons, Hull FC season pass holders get the exclusive opportunity to bring a friend or family member to this eagerly anticipated game for just £5!

Tickets for the game go on general sale from Wednesday, but Hull FC are giving season pass holders until 5pm today first chance to buy seats in and around them if they sit in unreserved areas of the ground.

Tickets can be bought in person at the KC Stadium ticket office or by calling the ticket hotline on 01482 505 600.

Tickets will not be available online or from the club retail outlets until general sale.

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Could ruin a few good friendships.

Forgetting our poor form, can anyone give me a good reason for getting a pass next year, when I could get offers like these each week and it will be cheaper to attend every home game than getting a pass?

Exactly my thoughts. Admittedly my circumstance does not help (relocation to Cheshire after buying my season pass and facing a 260 mile round trip for a game), but based on the games i have actually been to vs actual 'pay on the day' costs, it would have been cheaper to get the pass.

This is also why i wont be renewing.

Well, once a season, maybe.

I can get them just about every week, through the fanbassador scheme, which must cover a few thousand people.

Talking with a friend in the pub at the weekend he said exactly the same thing. This sort of promotion is run for almost every game.

Great reward for the pass holders like him who have stayed loyal in spite of all the years of unfulfilled promises.

Because your a fan and buying a season pass gives the club a guaranteed certain pot of money ( a minimum ) in which they can budget for !!! The four of us who buy passes every year do it out of loyalty and to guarantee our same seats !!! My brother is buying a pass next season so that's five of us now #coyh

So no benefit to the fans then, just the club, who get my money no matter how bad they play.

Not for me next season.

Your money your choice mate

It is and the very very worrying thing is that many other fans will take the same view as me, unless things change quick on the field the club and Pearson are going to be hit very hard next season.

It's suprising what the off season does to fans , Pritchard , Taylor and all though only rumours but if vidot , inu and one more big name came in then people might feel more optimistic . Don't get me wrong I think pass sales will defiantly be down but a good first 5 games at the beginning of the season and fans will be back pretending they always stood by the club iakow know doubt

I'll buy a couple as always. Even if it disgusts anyone.

I've never quite understood this "dross/rubbish/dire" or whatever description of the team's performance.
Are you expecting 80 minutes of total entertainment?
We won't have possession for 40 minutes, so does that mean there can only be 40 minutes of entertainment?
We'll probably be trying to get out of our own half for 30 minutes, so does that mean there can only be 10 minutes of entertainment?
And then we come to the crux of the matter, scoring points/tries.
If that's all that people want, then you need to find another game to support.

I want to win more games than we lose.

So if we win our next 3 games, by your expectations, the team will no longer have been rubbish, and you'll be buying a season pass after all.
Most odd.

No problem with recruitment, but it will take either a massive improvement in performances or a new coach for me to consider a new pass.

I will probably attend every game anyway and with the cheap tickets it will save me money meaning I'm getting better value for money.

Season won't have finished so I'd wait until how we do in the super 8s, if we do and win more than we lose then I would consider it, there is still the issue of costing me more to buy a pass.

... so you're entitled to get tickets to watch games on the cheap?

Why should I pay more per game by getting a pass, I'll ask again where is my benefit?

It'll be even cheaper not to go at all, if that's what you're only bothered about.

Not all I'll still attend, but I haven't got money to throw away and waste, I have a family to look after.

So unless things change I see no incentive to buy a pass.

I'm sure Pearson said the days of cheap tickets had gone anyway.

... I thought the Fanbassadors scheme was to encourage schools/clubs to get involved with the club's activities and to get them to matches which they wouldn't otherwise attend.
I guess you must feel that you qualify.

Can't see people falling for jam tomorrow anymore in regards of getting a pass.
The club will need even more offers next year to try and entice back the supporters they will inevitably lose after this season.
Can see many not renewing and picking their games next year.
Good form and a good standard of rugby may win the fans back, but the pressure will be on from day one.

What people also have to remember is that many supporters who will inevitably walk away next year will not be doing it on the basis of just one poor season.
People I talk to have just had enough of it after years of disappointmen,t and disenchantment in the game generally.
Many renewed last year due to wanting to support AP and it being a special year for the cub.
Seems like all the goodwill has been exhausted now for many.