I see the Club has released its figures....

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The figures aside, I like the effort put into a mini online mag, with talking points from the guys in charge. The Club seems to be quietly going about its business in a much more professional way.

£24 for an adult next season? Pfft what a complete an utter rip off.

Also are they not doing a £20 membership like last season? I can't see anything on there

I guess that comes with having the most expensive running costs out of all the SL Clubs due to the AJ Bell. Club is stuck between a rock and a hard place in that to get to full cap they need the income to increase. People in Salford generally can't be bothered supporting their only pro sporting team unless it's for free, and then not in great numbers. People wont come unless the teams doing well, but we wont do well because we can't squeeze the most out of the cap.

I don't think it's totally outrageous, but I suppose it depends on your own personal finances.

Isn't there meant to be a reduction for current season ticket holders because of the freebees last year?

Seems like a bit of a hike in prices, still interested but not if there is going to be constant chopping and changing to placate SKY.

It’s this alright. A sobering truth. Salford needs to up its turnover somehow.

What was last years early bird price?

I've just had a look at a couple of other Clubs prices to get a feel...

CAS:
Adult prices are from £236 - £268 early bird, £258 - £290 normal
Family £495 - £608 EB, £541 - £665 Normal

Wakey:
Adult £214 - £239

Saints:
(South Stand Silver)
Adult £336 EB, £364 Normal
Family £805 EB, £873 Normal.

Hudds:
Adult varies between £120 - £509

On the face of it, our prices seem pretty fair to me, especially as we need to up our income to remain competitive.

Firmly believe that anyone using the word selfie should be killed, brought back and then killed again.

Beginning of the end of western civilisation.

I thought the logic behind closing the East Stand, was to reduce costs? This saving is clearly not being passed onto existing season ticket holders who are being asked to pay roughly an extra £60 or 30% in comparison to their 2015 ST's.

I can see there being a big fall out from this, with many fans refusing to purchase a ticket and instead picking and choosing which games suit them.

I would hope the club had considered all other options available to them in increasing their revenue via commercial interests such as sponsorships, hospitality etc before they decided to p*ss off their small yet loyal fan-base. I cant recall what Koukash' promise was, but I am reading a lot people saying existing ST holders would be discounted in 2016?

All that said and done, I'll be there.

The only problem I have with it all is that there doesn't seem to be an incentive to regular season ticket holders. All the top Clubs have discounted rates better than their early bird offers to existing season ticket holders to ensure a solid foundation of support. We don't seem to be able to offer this, and that's disappointing for the supporters who spent important cash on following the team regularly.