The cost of living crisis is hitting everyone hard and in some cases where it’s incredibly severe people are having to sacrifice some living essentials which is awful to see.
Professional sports teams aren’t immune to the cost of living crisis but they can certainly help out their fans be it through performing well on field and generally lifting spirits, doing community work in the local area or even by offering some of the cheapest memberships available.
Hull FC will be hoping to do all three as the team continues it’s influence in the community and their on-field play looks set to improve following the appointment of Tony Smith and the acquisition of players such as Tex Hoy and Jake Clifford from Australia.
They’ve even offered an incredible Β£1 junior membership for new fans to sign up at attend the KCOM for the 2023 season.
And on top of that they have an incredible offer for their season opener which comes against one of their former coaches in the shape of Lee Radford.
Season ticket holders can buy two extra tickets for just Β£10 as the Black and Whites do their part to make tickets affordable and really push for new fans to attend the sport.
Two extra tickets for just a tenner for all members – let's get the MKM Stadium packed for ππ‘π ππ©ππ§ππ«! π€©
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— Hull FC (@hullfcofficial) January 24, 2023
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