We've had the best pre-season recruitment for many a year, although sadly I'm not going to see many live games next season due to relocating a couple of hundred miles away. The Yorkshire Cup isn't a bad concept in itself, and should give a bit more meaning to winning the games, so long as the coaches treat them as competitive games. Are we adhering to the usual competition rules on interchanges for instance?
What I don't get is the pricing structure for the tickets. £13 for an adult ticket is fine, given you can take in two games if you want, but £39 for 4 day tickets, the first two on consecutive days where "your" team won't be playing on one of them. Followed by two further days at unknown grounds with unknown teams. All in a month when the weather could wreak havoc with the games! What I've not seen is if buying tickets early is at a discount to pay on the day?
I'm feeling good about next season for Fax, albeit we need our incoming players to gel with the team and largely stay injury free if we're to compete for the top 5 places.