Is that what the prices are going to be then?



If true given the lack of anything exciting for 2010, IL is making a bold and slightly annoying move.

£150 it was for me in 2008 not £145 but that was still a 20.3% increase so it'll be more than that for me if it goes up again.

Ill be interested to hear his justification for another rise - if true.

Thats true, if we had 3 top class signings coming in and we had just won the challenge cup and were in the top 4 then I may forgive him.

I would expect a rise to ensure we are a club that is pretty much self sufficient... with a £150,000 loss this year... then an extra £1 per match would see the losses this year turn into somewhat of a minor profit next..



I would imagine cheap season tickets to be announced by the club for the kids (as mentioned by MH@ the Fans Forum).



My season ticket this year was £188 (I think) in the billy boston stand... + all the reserves/academy home matches(which I have attended a few this year) Still good value if you ask me...



Latics fans pay £250 to watch that dross... £188 seems like a bargain to me

I'm expecting/hoping for a price freeze.

Gladly pay a little extra to help the club's finances.





The cheaper the better. Definite discounts for kids and please, a return to free tickets in the schools.





Nail on head.



Good post mate.

I honestly don't know, but IL has to get the club on a sound financial footing, we can't expect him to keep on footing the bills.



If last years alleged losses are true something has to be done.

I'll happily pay £20 extra this year if it means kids' season tickets are reduced by £20. Get the young 'uns in.

Might have to be more like you pay £20 more and the kids pay £10 less if we're going to stop the losses.

Thinking about getting a season ticket, gonna be at uni in Stafford, so it's not a bad train journey up, and can stay at my grandparents after the match as there's no trains back until the saturday.



Just checking, do they do Student/Concession season tickets, or will I have to pay full adult? (Not that it's a huge problem, but would save some money)

With the oldest support in superleague + the threat of a premiership football team in the town... We need to ensure that rugby is the most accessable sport in town for our kids... in youth we trust..