We are very proud of the huge support that we receive from our loyal supporters, with over eight thousand season ticket holders and 1873 Club members committed to the club last season and we hope to retain and better that figure this time around.

Despite the current economic climate our attendances have remained amongst the highest in the Guinness Premiership. This is both testament to the calibre of rugby being played here at Kingsholm and also the value that a season ticket represents.

Gloucester are already looking ahead to their pre-season campaign with new Head Coach Bryan Redpath at the helm, which sees them take on Bath Rugby on August 15th as part of Andy Hazell's testimonial year as well as Irish province Connacht and Welsh region Ospreys.

'The club to me is everything.' said Gloucester's recently appointed Head Coach Bryan Redpath. 'We'll be playing for the shirt and for the supporters. We've received magnificent backing from our fans in the past and I really hope that we get even more of the same this season.'

Next season is the second consecutive year where Gloucester Rugby have frozen the price of season tickets as well as reducing the cost by 2.5% in line with the VAT reduction.

The payment plan is something many supporters have asked for and is a new addition to the season ticket package allowing supporters to spread the payment of their season ticket over a ten month period for a more manageable way to pay.

The 2009/10 season has never been a better time to become a season ticket holder at Gloucester Rugby with lower prices, additional benefits a new Head Coach as well as new signings which include fly half Nicky Robinson of Cardiff Blues and the versatile Fijian Seru Rabeni from Leicester Tigers.