Re: SUPPORT
Posted: Thu Mar 03, 2011 2:33 pm
I'm sure it has been done before, but what about a bottle/box for peoples loose change in the strikers bar? I'd be happy to put mine in if it went towards helping the club. Every penny helps.
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That's a fund raising idea. However, this thread is about actually getting more folk through the turnstiles on match days.diamondgeezer1 wrote:I'm sure it has been done before, but what about a bottle/box for peoples loose change in the strikers bar?
You leave my music collection alone ;)BartonRaz wrote:I'll let you off then ;) .
You should start selling your music collection. It's basically antique
Apologies.Trek wrote:That's a fund raising idea. However, this thread is about actually getting more folk through the turnstiles on match days.diamondgeezer1 wrote:I'm sure it has been done before, but what about a bottle/box for peoples loose change in the strikers bar?
That's been mentioned before and it shouldn't be up because it's our area.diamondgeezer1 wrote:
Apologies.
With regards to getting more people through the turnstiles, a while ago I was in the Cons club in Rushden, and noticed a poster for the cobblers.
Thought it was strange having a cobblers poster in a RUSHDEN pub, but then it was obviously put up by cobblers fan in the bar.
The point i'm making is, maybe that is something we could do? I'm not aware of the advertising rules in pubs (doubt there are any) but it would make people aware that there is a game on etc.
Would probably get ripped down by the cobblers supporter though!!!
The rest of your post is a good read btw, but to answer the above, I get the impression it really is down to lack of manpower and volunteers to spare. If people could volunteer to go out and advertise it would very likely be taken on board.HiHoRushden&Diamonds wrote: If the club advertise upcoming games in the local towns etc the income from 100 fans via the advertising would more than cover the costs would it not? So what is stopping the club?
Once again I bring to the clubs attention the lousy fixtures board on the A6 at the front of the club,I drove past there yesterday with my brother in law and asked him to look at the board to see who we were playing today, he admitted that he couldn.t read it in time.(and no I wasn,t speeding), A decent board at an angle showing the fixtures on both sides would surely be a help to the club and entice a few more nuetrals when a good game is iminent. ;)Mad Dog wrote:The rest of your post is a good read btw, but to answer the above, I get the impression it really is down to lack of manpower and volunteers to spare. If people could volunteer to go out and advertise it would very likely be taken on board.HiHoRushden&Diamonds wrote: If the club advertise upcoming games in the local towns etc the income from 100 fans via the advertising would more than cover the costs would it not? So what is stopping the club?