Ah so you do still live in the 80's then

Glad to see that the stand is finished better late than never i suppose, looks vert nice all they got to do is work on thier home support and they will fit the bill for 2012 because when wigan was last there in the year fax went down we outnumberd the home fans

Nothing will ever beat the memories I have of Thrum Hall!

Will it match the last "stand" you built? If so, I'd like to book the last 2 weeks in July, self-catering and en-suite and tickets to the Yellow-coats disco.

Ta.

If you mean the money generating hospitality suite then no
Fully booked
Only food available is Waitress served 5 course silver service dinner
Just use your incontinence bags
See Daddy Cool about the kiddies entertainment.

Other than that watch out for tomorrows press release regards the new stadium

Nice one!


Can we use it when we visit? would be nice to see it packed full of Vikings. You just need to sort out that emmerdale shed across the other side (the one with bird muck all over the roof) the skirco............no sorry seth stand is it?




Seriously well done, just need a few more fans now to start filling it out a little more.


Yoof team next on the list.

Massive massive task that one. We have a steady but committed BOD and attention must now move to getting bums on seats. It's a tall order and patience is needed. We have to be breaking through the 4,000 barrier regularly to stand any chance of dispalcing a current incumbent. If we can't do that then we're not offering anything to SL that isn't already being done so by a current club.

I cant diagree with you on that one, our move back to Sunday will hopefully see us get near a 4,000 average over the season. With the team you have you should be entertaining next year and that will put bums on seats, depends how Calland cal gel the team.

it will be the best by a "country mile"

But not enough , unless you get people through the gates in the 1 st place to see how entertaining it can be you get nowhere

they could always let everyone in for free then do a bucket collection.

It needs a spark. A spark of something. It worked in 1985 with the Aussie invasion. Crowds boosted to a 6,000+ average and trophies were put in the cabinet. It's even harder now - home entertainment systems and other demand pulls on leisure time makes it an uphill struggle. A big professional marketing budget is needed along with a successful team. That's an awful lot of cash.