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Quote:emerging shark
So each corner can accomodate 2000 iBozz???
I think not...
Quote:iBozz
Speaking to a Reds fan after the tour, I get the impression that foundations have been laid so that the corners can be filled in to create the extra seats - possibly up to around 20,000(ish?).
Quote:iBozz
The current in-goal area looked a tad short to me, but there did seem to be some room to expand it.
Is this a league/union difference?
Are there plans to drop the dead ball line back a bit?
Quote:MikeGC
we can probably share one small glass fronted case, I suspect neither we nor SCR will cause too much trouble to the local engravers....
Quote:SwannyMediaMan
Keith Fielding attends most Sharks home games, he is a teacher in Bramhall
Quote:The Scotsman
Whether that is the case or not, Redpath’s career appears set to take another significant step up as Kennedy and Diamond embark upon a new era at Sale in the 12,000-capacity Salford City Stadium, for which they have already half-filled in season tickets, and with a new team including Scotland lock Richie Gray.
Quote:Rampant
Just read in The Scotsman that you've sold nearly 6000 season tickets so far.Quote:The Scotsman
Whether that is the case or not, Redpath’s career appears set to take another significant step up as Kennedy and Diamond embark upon a new era at Sale in the 12,000-capacity Salford City Stadium, for which they have already half-filled in season tickets, and with a new team including Scotland lock Richie Gray.
Looks a bit of a jump from the 3000 mentioned earlier in this thread. But congrats if true!
Future's looking bright for you guys!
Quote:This could well be offset by any advertising that they can sell though, as they can say "We've got a guaranteed 6,000 fans in there every home game, plus the rest" and drive up the prices that way.Shw Mae
If it really is 6000 then it's going to be fairly crowded on the terraces because I imagine that is where the bulk of STs will have been sold.
Without wanting to look a gift horse in the mouth (or eye), I wonder whether a £99 season ticket, quite probably extended to three years by a large proportion of buyers, is a sustainable income stream for the club over the next three seasons.
The "regular" priced seat tickets are far less attractive and my guess is that the headline season ticket sales figures could well be better than the financial reality.
Quote:H's D
If one person buys a season ticket for 3 years, then 3 season tickets have been sold.
I wonder if that is the explanation?
Quote:Without wishing to poor cold water on the possibility of selling 6k for next season I don't think it likely or even possible this early in the sales period.
Quote:SwannyMediaMan
Mrs T was at the new stadium last night having a look around
Quote:JS Shark
Running Rugby reporting here that we've sold 2,200 season tickets so far.
Quote:Mrs Trellis
I'm looking forward to the South Stand ex-Birtles lags reffing the game from an end.
Christos Anesti - Chronia Polla to all my regular readers.
Quote:Is that David Boon's helmet ... allegedly?
Quote:...Allegedly.DaveAitchQuote:Is that David Boon's helmet ... allegedly?
Don't be silly Mrs T, it only has two cans attached. That would never be enough.