Anyone know when the information regards the above will be published please ?. Looking at purchasing a pass along with my three sons. Due to work commitments not always able to attend all of the home games but sorted for next season. Any idea of prices would be much appreciated also, thank you.

Should imagine we need to know which league we'll be in first mate.

Yes true , didn't think of that, we should be ok though I would of thought ?.

The club will have already prepared two different pricing structures to accommodate whichever league we end up in.
Having said that, I believe we should be ok for a place in next years Super league baring a disaster, a couple more wins should do it starting with the forthcoming game against Wakefield wildcats, this is a game we should be going all out to win not simply to go some way to securing our place in super league next season, but also to put a few wrongs right from last Saturday.

Saturday has gone now , no point dwelling over it but it was hard to accept how poor we played ( i don't buy into the theory Leeds where unplayable on the day either ). Start afresh on Sunday with a good solid morale boosting victory and crack on from there basically.

I just hope Neil Hudgell does not compile an Adam Pearson style plea to the fans to please come back and support club next season. Have I mentioned please come back and support the club or else. On a final note, come back and support the club and bring a friend, your mam, your grandma, please, please,please.

Early November based on the last 3 seasons.

Prices vary according to stand, your age, the age of your sons and the package bundle and extras you choose.

You might think your work commitments are sorted, but a few words of warning. The fixture list especially with regards to dates is a complete and utter work of fiction, thanks mainly to Sky and the Rfl.

I thought Duane was going to manage a post without mentioning Hull. I don't see anything wrong with what Pearson is doing the more people who buy passes the better off the club will be for future recruitment etc, maybe if both clubs had Leeds fanbase we wouldn't be both getting embarrassed in big games against the likes of Leeds and Wigan. Both chairmanship have invested millions for little return so if they want to plea for fans I see no problem in that.

Forget about Saturday you are safe, worst case scenario you will beat Bradford and Sheffield and easier get back into SL.

You are clearly having a giraffe, this would seem to imply that Mike has had a new ribbon in his Remington for quite some time.

You thought Duane was going to manage a post without mentioning Hull?
But you were here anyway.

Ha-ha I Haven't got a Scooby Doo about Mikes alleged typewriter or its peripherals, I based my assumption on something Neil Hudgell said some time ago when asked a question in relation to the possibility of relegation .

Quick question for you all in the know. I am purchasing a pass for the first time and I take it you have to purchase a membership also too ?

No, the pass is your membership.

Try not to be put off by Rovers awful website, and welcome aboard!

It usually takes me about forty eight attempts to renew but then I am a massive gormclops.

I have checked out the website regards pass prices etc and things do seem long winded and a lot to take in (suppose you long term passholders will find its a doddle lol). Anyway, me and my 3 lads will be passholders for the first time next season, easier then buying tickets in advance and cheaper obviously. I cant decide between the North or East stands , each has its own pro's & con's to be honest but either will I am making the pledge

Another quick one , if you are taking up the monthly payment option do you have to pay a deposit ?

It depends how old your family are,the east stand is standing only so if they are reasonably young,the north would be your best bet from a viewing point of view.IMO.

Just bought 4 same price as last year RRTR

Assuming your sons are youngish probably the family section in the North stand. Very good view. If older maybe the noisy atmosphere in the East stand would suit.

He best thing to do is go into the shop,you will have to fill in a form for each new pass holder with names,D.O.B ect on.You'll then have the option of paying outright,over 10 months or 9 months.If you take out the 10 month option they will ask for the first months payment to be paid there and then(cash or card). They also charge a £25 standing order set up fee which is added onto your monthly direct debit.
Hope that helps mate!

I took the 10 month option and handed my form in on Friday. I never paid a penny and my form says the 1st payment will be 1st October.

I would assume if you paid a deposit your DD would of started in November then though ?. Thanks for all the info my fellow Robins. Looks like North stand for me with my 3 boys, i also got told you can choose your DD payment date ?