Season tickets were the incentive

[Townerslovechild]

I suspect many clubs are on the brink right now, all of them in a worse situation than us.
If you're not happy how Stewart runs the club then stay away, just be careful what you wish for.

[Ericsladkilnhurst]

I suspect many clubs are on the brink right now, all of them in a worse situation than us.
If you're not happy how Stewart runs the club then stay away, just be careful what you wish for.

I'm to old in the tooth to get into the stay away direction arguement, I'm like every Millers fan who buys a season ticket,
I pay my money, so I am entitled to my opinion, which this board allows.

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

Regarding redundancies with the general staff, do we actually know if they are paid by the club or by one of the other RUFC connected companies?

Also apart from Barker being Warne’s “ assistant” is he actually value for money ?

To be honest I have no idea, just putting the question up for debate

[CASPER-64-FRANK]

The incentive for me is the cost.
We're lucky to have concession prices and works out at around £9.50 a game and has been the same price for years irrespective of which division we are in.
Plymouth and Portsmouth away are a good weekend, we have relatives in Norwich so Ipswich is another good weekend away.

It's not mandatory to go to a football match it's down to personal choice, plenty of other things to spend your hard earned cash on.

As far as TS and his dream of the Premiership then let him have his dream he's the one subsidising my hobby at present.
Take what the club say at face value and you won't go far wrong.

Don't forget to order merchandise from the Red and White Shop.....Tony may be getting short of Cigars....lol.

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

It’s great value for us old timers

Decent seat at a very good price, shop discount and free viewing of the reserves at Roundwood ( usually)