how come ive never paid less than 22.50 then

Where are the away fans going this season? Surely not the South stand?

Depends who you support - you and possibly some other teams may have to enjoy/endure the South Terrace, who knows? Saints are selling tickets @ £22 so I guess and hope that's for the Well?

Taking away fans out of the picture - how does the club expect to grow its/our home support? East Hull isn't the most affluent of places and these prices are just not practical to what is our core support.

Now £22 or £25 isn't really a problem for me (season ticket in any event) but for many - esp families, this will cause problems I'd imagine. Do we offer any packages? A quick glance to Bradford's website and they have a whole range of offers on (I know different circumstances n all that - but none the less some good multi deals)

Christ, soon City will be cheapest ticket in town.

I've just looked on the St Helen's website, doesn't say which area but it does say seat on the ticket.
How much room is there in the RM stand, or the Well?

Are we maybe just having to go with reduced capacity? Would make tickets scarce and the increase more viable, if we're just turning fewer away.

Government has just printed £50 billion - not far off a grand for every person in the UK. Might end up like the Weimar Republic in 1923, with people carrying currency around in wheelbarrows. Then a couple of quid won't seem so bad. Might not, of course.

If you were GIVING us £19 and we were charging £50, I would still go to Rovers

Shhhh - we'll be swamped with them wretched ticket touts if they read that.

because you've not been this season.

Serious question - has this only just been decided? If so why, presumably to do with the scrapping of renovational projects.