We all need toget into friends that have not bought yet, just nudge them in right direction, working on a couple of friends now,

How many golds did we sell last year?

They're great value!



You are missing the point though, inside Belle Vue the club have massively enhanced the match day experience and along with it the available revenue opportunities. There's new bars, new food outlets, more sponsorship opportunities, extra win & dine capacity and a more accessible club shop.



The club has filled the stadium with 25% more fans who in turn rattle the springs off every till in every outlet there is. We sell more merchandise than ever because more people have become vested in the Wakefield Trinity Wildcats, and the atmosphere that an average crowd of 8,200 creates just makes people enjoy the experience of match days all the more.



It's the opposite of the vicious cycle that's happening at Cas

Not to mention the 1873 club, which is brinigng good amounts of revenue into the club.

Anyone who has bought a S/T should also be taking this up as well (if they can afford to do so of course)

makes absolute business sense at these prices,



e.g. i normally make 5 or 6 home games in a season and only bring my eldest lad, works out at about £180, at these prices i have talked er indoors into us all getting a ST for next season, got a family ticket at 275 and a junior at 25 so thats 120 quid they have got extra from me already and also my lot are a hungry and thirsty bunch that will be there every home game

Normally me and both kids but after saints and hkr wife is hooked so an extra ticket bought and cider at the games

Depends how you want to manipulate things, considering our season ticket sales are up 400% on this time last year despite the fact that we were garbage last year, there is a sense of pulling things together at the club, ok not everyone's bought into it, but all things considered deserves more then labelling with a vicious cycle. People in glass houses & all that.

You have sold 850 tickets and its up 400% ON THE SAME TIME LAST YEAR I'll leave the maths to you like all other clubs its spin.

If cas sell 1500 memberships at £205 which looks to be the equivalant of wakeys gold membership. The revenue will be £307,500. Thats allowing them to sell another 650 before end of october.



If wakey sell 4000 memberships at £125 the revenue will be £500,000.



This will be a difference in revenue of £192,500. So whilst Wakey may be selling a cheaper product with the larger uptake we are predicted to have we will have a larger revenue stream from the tickets.



Also more sales from the food and drink outlets as more fans = more revenue.



My estimates for both lots of season tickets might be low.



Also 1st november prices go up to £150 we could sell another 500 at that price and then it increases again to £175 and i believe £200 for start of the season. So even at full price our tickets are cheaper.



Based on last season our tickets offer more value for money?

Dont you mean people who live in Glasshoughton should not throw stones & all that,

Actually they have sold 825 "memberships" not all of them are ST sales

I cannot see why you are making comparisons with Cas Tigers. Different price structures, different package and CT have only started selling theirs from last week.