Yeah I'm sure you'll be hoping it all runs smoothly.





Anyway, having just renewed mine and my old man's, I can report that all is running smoothly.

Sorry Mrs B.







Hey those 1000 points = £10 to spend in store, not bad at all.

This might be relevant - not looked at all the terms and conditions myself:

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I'll post on the thread so you can read it

Quote ="Roofs"Yeah I'm sure you'll be hoping it all runs smoothly. Anyway, having just renewed mine and my old man's, I can report that all is running smoothly. Sorry Mrs B. Hey those 1000 points = £10 to spend in store, not bad at all. '" Good for you. Perhaps you can help these poor souls. www.hullkrfans.co.uk/viewtopic.p ... 9&start=30

Quote ="Roofs"Yeah I'm sure you'll be hoping it all runs smoothly. Anyway, having just renewed mine and my old man's, I can report that all is running smoothly. Sorry Mrs B. Hey those 1000 points = £10 to spend in store, not bad at all. '" Good for you. Perhaps you can help these poor souls. www.hullkrfans.co.uk/viewtopic.p ... 9&start=30

Quote ="Mrs Barista"Good for you. Perhaps you can help these poor souls. www.hullkrfans.co.uk/viewtopic.p ... 9&start=30'" Final confirmation (if it was needed) that you are a proud member of hullkrfans.co.uk.

Quote ="Mrs Barista"Good for you. Perhaps you can help these poor souls. www.hullkrfans.co.uk/viewtopic.p ... 9&start=30'" Final confirmation (if it was needed) that you are a proud member of hullkrfans.co.uk.

Hell yeah. Where else could I read that Willie Mason is on £25k a year and mockery of Danny Tickle's goalkicking ratio? It's all a right laugh.

The ratio that is lower than Dobsons yet still makes him a better goal kicker you mean?

Who said he's a better goal kicker though?



How's the online application going, Phillip? You got a golden ticket to unlock the mysteries of the value boxes?

I'd have thought the fighting between your own fans again at yesterday's game in London would make more compelling reading for you Mrs B, or is it only all things Rovers that interests you

Sorted, worked fine for me. Very easy actually maybe i was just lucky

Certainly looks that way.

So, for my £60 Club Rovers fee (plus the now published £5 renewal fee) I get:

£42 off my 2010 pass
£10 off my home shirt
£11 saving on my Derby ticket
£42 off my 2011 pass

Final proof that it was indeed, a right royal rip-off!

Is the 60 quid a one off payment?

Was, was dear boy.

Was? Do you mean club rovers is full?

Weres it say £5 renewal?


**nevermind, seen it

whoooaaa..hang on in there just one darn cotton-picking minute...cast your minds back to a time before Club Rovers which has cost you £65 so far...in the time before I used to get my Season Pass at a reduced rate just by buying it early during the special offer period AND also get a discount off a replica shirt in the shop....all without having to fork any up-front money to anybody.

Back then, your season pass was your priority membership, e.g. for cup/play-off tickets, promotions etc etc, whereas now I get effectively penalised for not wanting to be a Club Rovers member whilst still being a full price paying season pass holder yet now enjoying zero benefits.

Agree totally, Rather disapointed with this but looks like weve got to like it or lump it because its not going to change and others will follow suit.

Massive waiting list I believe.

So £115 there of stuff there if you include the £10 you will gain in discount from the club shop if you renew before august the 8th all for a total layout of £65. What a fleece

No, I mean it cost me £60 last year, as in past tense. I have no idea if its full, or indeed if there is a capacity limit to it.

You get no benefits from being a passholder? It begs the question why do you buy one?

It was easy to give priority benefits to passholders back in the day, as we had 1500 passholders and that was a low enough number to offer them a priority on ticket purchases etc. Now we have 6500 passholders you can't use it to differentiate.

Club Rovers has saved me money, as it has with many other members despite the attempts on here and the other forum to rubbish it. It may well have been born out of cash flow requirements ( I really have no idea), but given this 2nd year freeze in pass prices, I think its been proven to represent value for money in the long term.

TBF, it was no doubt aimed at long term supporters and clearly rewards loyalty.

in response:

(1) My season pass guarantees my East Stand place until such a time that Club Rovers members fill the stand thus forcing me out as they will get priority purchase and renewals...I shall retract slighly my claim that I receive zero benefit as it is still cheaper to buy a pass than pay for individual match day prices for every game.

(2) Priority benefits. If Club Rovers reaches 6500 how will the club differentiate priority offers as according to your own statement such a number would be too large to do so.

(3) Club Rovers has saved you money. This really depends on which of 2 possible comparators you are using.

Comparator number 1 will measure the real difference between the current scheme with the previous system of season pass sales etc...thus showing that there is now no difference with what we had with what we've got other than the expectation to pay upfront and continue subscribing...ergo no real additional benefits but with increased costs.

Comparator number 2 will measure the current scheme with the hypothetical situation of there being NO discount scheme at all for early purchase etc. In this situation everyone's season pass will be full price - no exceptions - and no shop discounts or other benefits...it is therefore a benefit to become a Club Rovers member in this situation.

Each to their own etc etc...but I can only truly compare the Club Rovers scheme with the preceding situation as run without complication for many years. However, some seem to see merits of a scheme that only delivers any financial benefit when measured against a hypothetical situation which did not exist previously. You are only getting the discount on your pass that you always got, you are only receiving a shirt discount that you received in the past anyway etc etc.
It is false economics to measure the cost of a pass through Club Rovers membership against the full cost of a pass, as most passes were purchased at a discount price anyway under the "old" early purchase scheme.

Hull KR have gone backwards off the field, this scheme is a joke, the retail operation is an embarrasment, the whole marketing/merchandising arm of the club is amateurish at best.