I thought Super Rob bank rolled everything cos he is the best fan in the world?

Out of respect to the fans they can either face a increase of more than %20 on their pass or Join club rovers for a fixed price of £60( and a renewal fee next year) and get frozen ticket prices £10 off shirts and web tv ( which other clubs give for free) and if they are in the 1st 2500 they get a half price derby ticket.


It's just a cover up for the massive increase in season pass prices.
respect eh?

Given the financial state of most SL clubs it is clear that clubs need to increase their revenues and control costs. With the franchise point for £4m plus turnover I wouldn't be surprised to see more clubs going down a similar route and charging for things like web tv and the like which are currently given away free as well as above the norm season pass price increases this year and next.

For example, a nominal £10 charge for web tv automatically added to season pass prices brings in £50,000 for every 5000 season passes.

The level of demand for season tickets in the East and West stand suggests that a moderate price increase is sustainable. This is the price we have to pay to see continued success on and off field at the club.

At last.
Somebody sees sense.

What a superb choice it is that they have gifted you. A month to give them £60 now or pay £260 for a pass next year. A bonus of paying now for a derby ticket benefit that won't actually be realised for 12 months. But the deciding factor must be how closely the club has engaged and consulted with it's supporters in launching this scheme - after all we know that Rovers do this on ALL major decisions because people on here talk of little else.

I'm sure all Rovers fans, whatever there views on this, want to see the club on a sound financial footing. Rather than raising revenue, the club could look to cut costs. But if they had decided not to offer new contracts to Peter Fox, Michael Dobson and Clint Newton this year (and replaced them cheaply), so the membership benefits could be given out for free, that would have disappointed a lot of fans and the club would be accused of lacking ambition. Morgan might then be minded to find a bigger club. Gates might fall, requiring further cuts, creating a downward spiral.

The board, who have a very good record to date, are trying to be ambitious and maintain progress. There are risks in this, if the core support is alienated, but there are risks in taking no action as well.

Which concerns you how.
It will be taken up by fans of Rovers so your comments are pointless.
Worry about your own club and your 'great signings' for next season.

Please show me where you dreamt that figure up!

Alphabetti Spaghetti Go! wrote:Please show me where you dreamt that figure up! http://www.hullkrsuperstore.co.uk/netalogue/pdfs/Club_Rovers_A5_V8.pdf page 11 of the above pdf. £260 is the price of a non-members west stand ticket. £221 for the east stand. £210 and £179, respectively with membership.

Alphabetti Spaghetti Go! wrote:Please show me where you dreamt that figure up! http://www.hullkrsuperstore.co.uk/netalogue/pdfs/Club_Rovers_A5_V8.pdf page 11 of the above pdf. £260 is the price of a non-members west stand ticket. £221 for the east stand. £210 and £179, respectively with membership.