You enter into a legally binding agreement to buy a ticket at a later date (providing at least 10,000 people in total make the pledge, which they now have), however there is nothing stopping you from giving the details of, for example, your mate (as a joke), or someone you dont like (in an attempt at getting the bulls club to hunt them down, for the £60, for the ticket the person doesnt want), or just giving competely fabricated details (in an attempt to pi$$ off the club, and waste their time)... not a well thought out idea imo





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As were the fans at the time too but the point i was making was even now we still get people having a go at our club saying stuff like we only get fans cos we give season tickets away for next to nothing and ridiculed for attempting to get more fans to our matches - Bradford, a club who only a few short years ago were attracting 15,000 fans, do it too because their 'glory hunters' have buggered off and get applauded and praised to high heaven for doing something positive to bring their crowds up.

my point was how come Bradford doing it is a positive thing on thw whole and good for the game etc but when Huddersfield did it it was a joke and an embarrasment to our sport ?


Btw before anyone feels the need to attack me i will applaud any club at any level that attracts fans to our game. This isn't a complain at the Bulls, just wanting to understand why people didn't have this much positivity when the Giants did it !!

Then you must struggle with numbers!

Other than the junior tickets all the seated tickets are at least £90

Looks to me that you need to attend some remedial reading classes then?

I paid £99 yesterday for my seat.

Daz, can you remember back a few years? To when Bulls had a policy of spreading the word by issuing cut-price and even FREE (indeed...) matchday tickets? And the fans of the likes of Halifax and Hudds and Leeds played merry hell and called us all sorts of things? And accused us of PRECISELY what you are now saying YOU should have had more recognition for?

I recall, at the time, both applauding the initiative - and Davy's generosity - and observing that now YOU were doing it no doubt it would be fine, whereas when WE did it we were the Antichrists personified - not least from a section of Huddersfield fans. There was a great deal of hypocrisy and double-standards on display around that time.

For those who have problems seeing, the original post said "starting at £60". I too paid £99 each for the two season tickets that I buy (the boy gets his seat for free as he's under 8 ).