How much will it cost next year. : Thu Jul 22, 2010 12:07 pm  

That is if we go down.

Will the cost stay at £14 and if it does will it put a lot of people off going?

Re: How much will it cost next year. : Thu Jul 22, 2010 3:15 pm  

I don't think you can expect fans to pay the same to watch an inferior product.

I'd make it
£10 adults
£5 kids/oaps
£20 family ticket for 2 adults and 2 kids.

Re: How much will it cost next year. : Thu Jul 22, 2010 9:45 pm  

the rfl will set the price (robbing gits)

Re: How much will it cost next year. : Thu Jul 22, 2010 10:48 pm  

spikybarsto wrote:

the rfl will set the price (robbing gits)

Why would they want to do that? I'm fairly certain it has f all to do with them. And if they did, why would that make them robbers? Am I missing something here??

Re: How much will it cost next year. : Fri Jul 23, 2010 6:25 am  

Whatever they charge, you'll save money by getting an early deal on a season ticket...

Re: How much will it cost next year. : Thu Jul 29, 2010 8:04 am  

The average this season in CC1 is £12.
Workington was £11,Oldham £10 and i think S.Wales is £8.
It's £12 at Donny but if you pre purchase before the match day it's £10.
We are having a one off special offer at the last home game of £50 for next years season tickets! COYD

Re: How much will it cost next year. : Sun Aug 01, 2010 9:19 am  

£50! What a fantastic offer, how about keighley offer something similar but with some extras included and also a bit of good publicity attached, say £100 to include all home cup games and a £20 donation to a local charity

Re: How much will it cost next year. : Sun Aug 01, 2010 9:56 am  

Harry-Al-Hill wrote:

£50! What a fantastic offer, how about keighley offer something similar but with some extras included and also a bit of good publicity attached, say £100 to include all home cup games and a £20 donation to a local charity

Or a fan pack where you get a season ticket, shirt and a scarf for £120.

Would make a belting christmas present for a cougar fan.

Re: How much will it cost next year. : Sun Aug 01, 2010 10:06 am  

Whilst I understand the argument that if the club go down we should expect to pay less...

Is it not also true that you get what you pay for.
You get out what you put in.
If you pay peanuts you get Monkeys.

A couple of quid less on entry for the individual would have a massive effect on the clubs budget and what sort of
team do we want to see playing.

I personally don't think Dewsbury have been swamped by fans after offering extremely cheap season tickets.

Re: How much will it cost next year. : Sun Aug 01, 2010 10:40 am  

MICKY1920 wrote:

Whilst I understand the argument that if the club go down we should expect to pay less...

Is it not also true that you get what you pay for.
You get out what you put in.
If you pay peanuts you get Monkeys.

A couple of quid less on entry for the individual would have a massive effect on the clubs budget and what sort of
team do we want to see playing.

I personally don't think Dewsbury have been swamped by fans after offering extremely cheap season tickets.

I agree, we can't be expected to pay the same to the club as last year but i can't see how true fans would have an issue paying the 100 quid fee if 20% of that went to a good cause, any new fans would still be saving a few quid over the course of the season also, the free cup games could warrant loyalty to the fans, maybe as previously mentioned, you only got the cup games if you buy your season ticket before the last game of the current season

As for the free shirt, well, lets see what it is going to look like first lol