quick question - bought a kids pass to save my seat but will be paying cash on the gate.

Is that possible, or do i need a ticket?

Pay on the gate then go sit in your pass seat mate. Just make sure you go into the correct section

3 of us went last year. 2 this year. So that's a -1 from the Wells brothers unfortunately. Hard times for some people.

It's a shame a lot of my mates don't go any more either. I remember going in groups of about 14 when we started at the KC.

yeah thats the plan - didnt know if they accept cash at the turnstyle thats all

I was in the ticket office on monday getting tickets for the Wire game and the manager was having a 'discussion' with an adult FC supporter saying he wouldnt let him collect his childs pass without id of the child to prove they was under sixteen saying they had had a few issues with adults buying child season tickets

I think thats out of order personally

Why is it?

Wigan and Saints are over 10k each now, I'd also assume the whinos are there or there abouts.

so we are still way behind

Why? He's paid for the seat twice.

Why is because by buying a childs seat for £50 for a season you then reserve that seat for a season. If you then only attend five games then the club has potentially lost out on income from that seat for the other nine games.

I did the same last year had enough of them to$$ers in charge, bought a child seat to reserve my seat for the day when they went, so this year im back in it happy as larry

Unless the stadium sells out every week, they've lost nothing.

I don't believe for a second that someone would buy a junior pass to reserve a seat, though. More like you bought a junior pass hoping to get away with it all season.

If the said stand was full to capacity every week, then yes. But as they generally aren't...

Minus one for me I'm afraid this season, missed 7 games last season due to work, meetings in London on a Friday etc., normally the change to a Sunday would have suited, but I have recently been flying out to meetings on the continent on a Sunday to attend a meeting first thing Monday am. The loss of the voucher scheme means it is no longer worth having a season pass, so I'll pay on the gate as and when I'm home for the games.

Incorrect. Got a kids pass to save my seat as my mrs lived in Scarborough so moving games to Sunday wasnt great for me as that is when i would see her. She has now moved through here, meaning i will be going and paying £23 for every home game as well as the price of the pass. The seat wouldnt have been sold, it is in the middle of a row where my family sit, and where i have sat since we went to the stadium, so unless someone wanted to sit in the middle of them for the season, then the club are only going to gain out of me. Next year, back to the full pass

I didnt renew this year due to the change from Fridays to Sundays. I may still have renewed if they hadn't scrapped the voucher exchange scheme as well.

Has it been announced how many we have sold ?

Adam Pearson said he was contacting people who hadn't renewed their pass. Has anyone heard from the club?

We have re-newed two out of three passes, like many if the regime hadn't changed the move to Sundays would have meant a minus three ( amateur games etc ). Did the Monday night Sky games have any influence on the match day change? Potentially a short recovery period.

Sorry if already mentioned and I missed it, but from AP's programme notes:
"For yet another season The Old Faithful have returned again with [uover 9,000 [/usupporters purchasing season passes for the new year and no doubt many more coming to watch us match by match. Personally and on behalf of the players, coaches and staff, I would like to thank each and every one of them and remind them that their unwavering support will go a long way in helping us reposition Hull FC as a major force in Super League."

Didn't see that.

So, if the crowd last week was 12700, with around 1700 Wire fans, about 2000 people paid on the gate despite freezing temperatures and the match only confirmed as being on that morning.

I'd say that wasn't too bad.

Yes. It was as you'd expect, visions for the future - thank you for your loyalty etc. It wasn't a personal message. I went in Chav's corner for the Warrington game. I enjoyed it. But some parents need to get a grip of their kids.

Two of my work friends got passes this year +2 more

1200 max from warrington

13 buses, 2 of em double deckers