...up on this time last year, 5,500 sold so far.

Woo-hoo, good stuff.

excellant news.

thats cos last seasons was cac

How odd. In November 2008, sales were already "over 6,000" www.superleague.co.uk/article.php?id=12438 In November 2009 in his online Q&A, Neil Hudgell said season pass sales were "comparable with this stage last year" In December 2010 sales of 5500 are declared as up on this time last year.

How odd. In November 2008, sales were already "over 6,000" www.superleague.co.uk/article.php?id=12438 In November 2009 in his online Q&A, Neil Hudgell said season pass sales were "comparable with this stage last year" In December 2010 sales of 5500 are declared as up on this time last year.

Quote ="Mrs Barista"How odd. In November 2008, sales were already "over 6,000" www.superleague.co.uk/article.php?id=12438 In November 2009 in his online Q&A, Neil Hudgell said season pass sales were "comparable with this stage last year" In December 2010 sales of 5500 are declared as up on this time last year. '"

Quote ="Mrs Barista"How odd. In November 2008, sales were already "over 6,000" www.superleague.co.uk/article.php?id=12438 In November 2009 in his online Q&A, Neil Hudgell said season pass sales were "comparable with this stage last year" In December 2010 sales of 5500 are declared as up on this time last year. '"

read the article again mrs b,

After a progressive season in Super League 2008 Hull KR’s supporters have responded with their customary zeal in snapping up over =#FF00006,000 tickets for the 2009 season. Sales are bucking the trend of other clubs and belying the spectre of recession, and there is a recognisable feel good factor around Craven Park.

didn't realise you bought a season ticket you got a shirt?????

mixing up threads again, doh!!!

Lashed already, you're worse than me.

Quote ="Mrs Barista"How odd. In November 2008, sales were already "over 6,000" www.superleague.co.uk/article.php?id=12438 In November 2009 in his online Q&A, Neil Hudgell said season pass sales were "comparable with this stage last year" In December 2010 sales of 5500 are declared as up on this time last year. '"

Quote ="Mrs Barista"How odd. In November 2008, sales were already "over 6,000" www.superleague.co.uk/article.php?id=12438 In November 2009 in his online Q&A, Neil Hudgell said season pass sales were "comparable with this stage last year" In December 2010 sales of 5500 are declared as up on this time last year. '"

Quote ="Mrs Barista"How odd. In November 2008, sales were already "over 6,000" www.superleague.co.uk/article.php?id=12438 In November 2009 in his online Q&A, Neil Hudgell said season pass sales were "comparable with this stage last year" In December 2010 sales of 5500 are declared as up on this time last year. '" Comparable - suggesting sufficiently [isimilar[/i for comparison. So not actually odd at all - just spin. You're familiar with spin? It'll be interesting to see what effect the ongoing developments at CP have on season tickets in coming years. While I can only imagine it having a positive impact on matchday attendance, I wonder if pass sales will actually improve - if you know good facilities are likely to be available on the day, and you know you'll miss the odd game... Rovers must have one of the highest figure for passes as proportion of attendance and to some extent I assume that is driven by the limited 'good' capacity.

Quote ="Mrs Barista"How odd. In November 2008, sales were already "over 6,000" www.superleague.co.uk/article.php?id=12438 In November 2009 in his online Q&A, Neil Hudgell said season pass sales were "comparable with this stage last year" In December 2010 sales of 5500 are declared as up on this time last year. '" Comparable - suggesting sufficiently [isimilar[/i for comparison. So not actually odd at all - just spin. You're familiar with spin? It'll be interesting to see what effect the ongoing developments at CP have on season tickets in coming years. While I can only imagine it having a positive impact on matchday attendance, I wonder if pass sales will actually improve - if you know good facilities are likely to be available on the day, and you know you'll miss the odd game... Rovers must have one of the highest figure for passes as proportion of attendance and to some extent I assume that is driven by the limited 'good' capacity.

Quite. The figures, if correct, look strong to me and will have brought in much needed revenue at this time of year.
Ultimately the vital thing for Rovers is not necessarily to increase season pass sales but rather to increase actual attendances at Craven Park.

Mrs B doesn't seem very good at these figures lark

worst thing you could have said, she'll now come on here with spreadsheets, powerpoint presentations, pie charts and any type of graph you care to name proving she is right!!!!! no obsession or anything tho!!!!!

In the name of fairness lets hope she tells Wigan, Saints and Salford fans aswell that there ticket sales are not to her liking....





( All up on last year to date )

she'll get het own unique twist on it all i'm sure

Quote ="Mrs Barista"How odd. In November 2008, sales were already "over 6,000" www.superleague.co.uk/article.php?id=12438 In November 2009 in his online Q&A, Neil Hudgell said season pass sales were "comparable with this stage last year" In December 2010 sales of 5500 are declared as up on this time last year. '" Have you reached your [url=http://www.hullfc.com/hullfc/contents/?p=7101&utm_medium=facebook&utm_source=hullfc=#0000FFMagical 5000[/url yet? I've been waiting nearly a week to hear the sound of trumpets for the 5,000th season pass purchaser to be crowned. It stands to reason, 9500 sold last season, and that being your most successful season for a number of years, that the 9500 should be easily obtainable. It seems to be a bit quiet over there on season pass sales though, come on Mrs B, give Rovers a rest for a day or so and let us know when you reach the 5,000 sale, i know they were hopeing for it last weekend, but surely with the weather improving in West Hull, it will be bought this weekend.

Quote ="Mrs Barista"How odd. In November 2008, sales were already "over 6,000" www.superleague.co.uk/article.php?id=12438 In November 2009 in his online Q&A, Neil Hudgell said season pass sales were "comparable with this stage last year" In December 2010 sales of 5500 are declared as up on this time last year. '" Have you reached your [url=http://www.hullfc.com/hullfc/contents/?p=7101&utm_medium=facebook&utm_source=hullfc=#0000FFMagical 5000[/url yet? I've been waiting nearly a week to hear the sound of trumpets for the 5,000th season pass purchaser to be crowned. It stands to reason, 9500 sold last season, and that being your most successful season for a number of years, that the 9500 should be easily obtainable. It seems to be a bit quiet over there on season pass sales though, come on Mrs B, give Rovers a rest for a day or so and let us know when you reach the 5,000 sale, i know they were hopeing for it last weekend, but surely with the weather improving in West Hull, it will be bought this weekend.

TBF, they may have reached that magical 5,000th sale already but with the publicity, photo shoots that will be required by the HDM, the winner may be to embarrased to allow this

Our Pass sales will be down year on year, I think that's clear. It's disappointing and a concern. There is a thread on season passes on the FC board where people are debating the reasons for this at length. All of which has nothing to do with the fact that Rovers pass sales are more than 500 down vs November 2008, despite making your biggest signing of the SL era. Clearly you're on track to break records, but that's another 1400 passes to sell to break last year's total, which is quite a few.

You're struggling here, aren't you?
November 2008 Rovers had sold "more than 6000" passes
November 2009 Hudgell says online that pass sales are in line with the previous year "give or take a few". Not a few hundred, you'll note.
December 2010 Pass sales of 5500 are declared an increase vs the same time last year.

Really?

Prove it hun.

Our Pass sales have been up year on year, I think that's clear. It's not disappointing and not a concern.



Your Pass sales will be down year on year, I think that's clear. It's disappointing and a concern,(but not to us)
Hulls pass sales are more than 2500 down vs December 2009, and that's another 4500 passes to sell to break last year's total, which is quite a few.


There is a thread on season passes on the FC board where people are debating the reasons for this at length.


Well, why don't you go on there and voice your concerns where people might be bothered about what you think instead of Trolling on here every day, where quite frankly, you've become tedious and people really arn't concerned about your concerns...

Amen.