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[Daniel]

Supporters will be glad to hear that the long awaited 2011 fixtures for the Northern Rail Cup and the Co-operative Championships are due to be published on Monday 29th November.

We are also pleased that fans who have been unable to purchase a season ticket due to not knowing which fixtures they can attend, will now have time to check the fixture list and still be able to take advantage of our early bird season ticket offers before the December 1st deadline.

Any fans who are yet to secure their season tickets at the cheapest possible prices can do so before the 1st of December by ordering online here, over the phone by calling us on 01924 465489, or by calling in at the Tetley's Stadium Monday - Friday between 9.30am and 5pm.


The very last chance to buy season tickets at the early bird prices will be at the Meet The Players Night on Wednesday 1st December, 7.30pm.

Up to and including the 1st of December season tickets are available at the following prices:

• Adult Standing - £80
• Adult Seated - £95
• Concession Standing - £65
• Concession Seated - £80
• Junior - £25

After the 1st of December standard season ticket prices will be:

• Adult Standing - £95
• Adult Seated - £110
• Concession Standing - £75
• Concession Seated - £90
• Junior - £25

Don't miss out on the extra savings and make sure your order your season ticket by the 1st of December!

ALL SEASON TICKETS INCLUDE:

• 10 x Co-operative Championship home matches
• 2 x Northern Rail Cup group home matches
• 1 x Home or away Carnegie Challenge Cup 3rd Round
• All Reserves home league matches
• £5 Admission to any Batley Bulldogs home match when Dewsbury Rams are not playing.

Junior Season Tickets also include 1st team away games.

CLICK HERE TO BUY YOUR SEASON TICKET ONLINE

[grumpyoldram]

Supporters will be glad to hear that the long awaited 2011 fixtures for the Northern Rail Cup and the Co-operative Championships are due to be published on Monday 29th November.

We are also pleased that fans who have been unable to purchase a season ticket due to not knowing which fixtures they can attend, will now have time to check the fixture list and still be able to take advantage of our early bird season ticket offers before the December 1st deadline.

Any fans who are yet to secure their season tickets at the cheapest possible prices can do so before the 1st of December by ordering online here, over the phone by calling us on 01924 465489, or by calling in at the Tetley's Stadium Monday - Friday between 9.30am and 5pm.


The very last chance to buy season tickets at the early bird prices will be at the Meet The Players Night on Wednesday 1st December, 7.30pm.

Up to and including the 1st of December season tickets are available at the following prices:

• Adult Standing - £80
• Adult Seated - £95
• Concession Standing - £65
• Concession Seated - £80
• Junior - £25

After the 1st of December standard season ticket prices will be:

• Adult Standing - £95
• Adult Seated - £110
• Concession Standing - £75
• Concession Seated - £90
• Junior - £25

Don't miss out on the extra savings and make sure your order your season ticket by the 1st of December!

ALL SEASON TICKETS INCLUDE:

• 10 x Co-operative Championship home matches
• 2 x Northern Rail Cup group home matches
• 1 x Home or away Carnegie Challenge Cup 3rd Round
• All Reserves home league matches
• £5 Admission to any Batley Bulldogs home match when Dewsbury Rams are not playing.

Junior Season Tickets also include 1st team away games.

CLICK HERE TO BUY YOUR SEASON TICKET ONLINE

I may have banged on about this before Daniel, but I would still like to see a system by which ticket holders can bring along a friend or family member free to a limited number of games. I have a mate - a lapsed supporter who took his bat and ball home during the andy fisher years. He decided to invest his hard earned brass in a local championship football side, and can't be persuaded to part with anything further. I do know, however, he would be up for a freebie. The way I see it, at worst, it's another bum on a seat, and a few quid through the bar - and if he gets hooked, who knows. Maybe the club could announce this concession a few weeks in advance - perhaps when the games are likely to be poorly attended by away supporters (toulouse for example). Another idea might be to allow slips not used for games (unfortunately I missed five last year) to be used as free entry to another match for a mate. Just a thought as a way of introducing fresh support - and what do we have to lose ?

[Daniel]

I may have banged on about this before Daniel, but I would still like to see a system by which ticket holders can bring along a friend or family member free to a limited number of games. I have a mate - a lapsed supporter who took his bat and ball home during the andy fisher years. He decided to invest his hard earned brass in a local championship football side, and can't be persuaded to part with anything further. I do know, however, he would be up for a freebie. The way I see it, at worst, it's another bum on a seat, and a few quid through the bar - and if he gets hooked, who knows. Maybe the club could announce this concession a few weeks in advance - perhaps when the games are likely to be poorly attended by away supporters (toulouse for example). Another idea might be to allow slips not used for games (unfortunately I missed five last year) to be used as free entry to another match for a mate. Just a thought as a way of introducing fresh support - and what do we have to lose ?

That system is already in place. For the last two seasons, season ticket holders have been able to bring a friend for free to two matches, last year it was both Sky matches and the previous year it was the Sky match and another match of your choice.

[grumpyoldram]

That system is already in place. For the last two seasons, season ticket holders have been able to bring a friend for free to two matches, last year it was both Sky matches and the previous year it was the Sky match and another match of your choice.

I knew about the sky matches, but didn't realise a match of your choice was an option. In the case of thursday matches, this doesn't help much - I have other commitments on thursday evenings, but how many floaters would be bothered to turn out for a thursday night freebie when they can watch the match in comfort at home with cheap ale ? (unless they want to be on the telly of course). Still think making the choice of matches a bit more flexible would be a winner. The only way we could lose out, would be if ticket holders brought a mate who normally paid, and how many of those would there be ? We do need to use every available ploy to get new blood to the club.

[Wakefield Ram]

Whatever scheme you put in place some people will find a way round it or misuse it. This happens with all marketing offers. But the club either tries to get new supporters or it doesn't.

[Blind side johnny]

Back to the fixtures.

I just hope that we get a decent date for the Toulouse game this year as most of us missed out on this cultural experience last year and have a bit of catching up to do.

[Crown Flatter]

Back to the fixtures.

I just hope that we get a decent date for the Toulouse game this year as most of us missed out on this cultural experience last year and have a bit of catching up to do.

I'll second that.

[Ossy]

Me too...

[legin]

didn't someone say Dewsbury have two visits to France this season ? In the rail cup and league ?