Not heard of the Bradford scheme but they seem to consistently break the 10,000 barrier and the impact on the pitch has not been too bad either, sounds like it could be worth the club looking into to see if it could work for us.

Yes 10,000 (ish) regularly attend league games. Its a great scheme and one which the Giants could benefit from I'm sure albeit with their own pricing structure. City are offering them again next season. The thing is what I have found this year with the football the more games you attend (if the team are doing well on the pitch) you want to keep attending its a snowball effect. You'll find that some flexi card fans will upgrade to a season ticket for next season......(the Wembley Cup Final has helped also)

I like the idea.



They'd have to make the maths viable - with only 13 homes a season the cost per game would need to be higher.



Season Ticket: £200

Flexicard:



£50 + 13x£10 = £180

£50 + 13x£12 = £206

£50 + 13x£14 = £232 (also is £10 per saving per game).



At £14, the flexicard entrance fee could then be reduced to a tenner for the poorer attended fixtures or ones where the club want a bigger following. ie 3 games in a season which would net an additional £20 from people who buy a flexicard and then attend each game.



That said, I'd probably opt for a Fleixcard knowing I am going to miss at least couple of games a season (summer holidays, diary conflict with work).

Agreed Wadski the maths is down to the club, I've written to the Giants to suggest they look into it. Flexi cards by their very nature are aimed at supporters who cant commit to attend every game but equally don't want to pay the 24 pounds walk up price. The challenge is to convert flexi card holders to season ticket holders which is achievable.



Its a great scheme if thought through and marketed properly.

Sounds good

I'm liking the sounds of the ideas given on here, hopefully the club will listen and take on board and give one or two of the ideas a try, hey we've nothing to lose (excpet more fans ) so why not !!

And if we can get companies on board for STH and whatever any new scheme might be called for discounts, offers etc like County Cricket clubs in particular do it is a win win situation as we can raise more commercial sponsorship as well as hopefully more money generated from fans.

Think this is an excellent idea, who can complain about paying £14 per match? You would expect many more people to take up this option but would they count as season ticket holders or not? Could certainly help us to get to the 10,000 avearage figure touted so much as well.



Only problem that i can foresee is that the club will not have any definative idea of amount of income coming in until the actual end of the season, which is not a lot of use when you are trying to sign new players at the start of it!

people complain about £8 per match. the £99 season ticket was available to everyone at the start of the season if they wanted to support the giants

Attractive price, but not a very attractive seating location...

Was only available until 30th November which might have been a mistake as charging that through to the season start might have seen more takers but I guess we will never know.

Exactly, the numbers in that are will tell you that even at that price not many people want to be stuck in a temporary tier almost at ground level, behind the posts.



Its all well and good saying that people can watch the Giants for £99 or £8 a game but if your not going to enjoy it from where your sat what is the point ?