Didn't we use that line when Morley arrived, in the season ticket renewal bumf?

I've no idea. If we did then the club are already aware of it and should make more bloody use of it!

if anything we should keep our bloody heads down, have you never been on the wrong end of a walt disney law suit.



They break thumbs you know.

You know Rudyard Kipling did it before Disney right? Besides, that piece is nowhere near in the Disney version

a while back i emailed an idea to Dave Hutchinson and got a positive response.

make up a blank template of a shirt onto a piece of paper, front and back
and let all the pupils of every single primary school, high school and college, design next seasons home and away shirt, possibly even open it up to the masses local businesses and general supporters.
There would be a winner in multiple age categories with all the finalists voted on for the actual winner.
Obviously with Warringtons colours being blue and primrose restrictions on colour would have to be placed on the home strip.

He said they'd signed off for 2010 but would seriously consider the idea for 2011

Personally I would like to see ex crowd favourites paraded during half time.

Only legends though such as;

Jonathon Davies
Dessie Drummond
Les Boyd
Kevin Ellis
etc etc etc

I remember a couple of years back they did it with Boyd and it made my day. Its better than those rubbish dancers.

What about adverts for the next home games on local radio? Don't know how much it'd cost but it's just a thought.

I'd get me a car sticker with "In Smith we trust" on it, that's the last thing I say whenever I talk RL with mates at work!

Following on from another thread...

I think the reserve games could be publicised a [ilot[/i more. I mean come on, it's an opportunity to watch RL, on the cheap and support Warrington.

EVERY season ticket holder gets free entry and ought to be well aware that they do so. The fact so many don't go isn't down to lack of marketing, it's just they are too busy doing other things or simply can't justify attending more than one match per weekend.

I remember that a few times about two years ago the Lucky 7 agents gave tickets away to certain match's like Harlequins and Huddersfield when they collected the subs, so far this year and last year from what i can remember there have been none.

I was given two tickets to the Huddersfield match two years ago, due to me having season tickets i gave them to a bloke at work who took his son, they both enjoyed the game and after persuading him to do so he bought 2 adult and 2 kids season tickets for last year (East Stand), not happy with the view he managed to get 2 adults and 2 kids season tickets for this year in the North Stand which is obviously more money spent.

All this because of a couple of free tickets, why have the club stopped doing this does anybody know

They cant afford to take the gamble?

There is no harm in giving away around 500 tickets to see the Quins, Hudders and Wakefield match's, there obviously not going to fill the stadium and the promotional tickets were for the West Stand anyway plus your bound to make money on the food/drink side of things.

Could it not possibly alienate the regular fans who have paid good money to watch the same stuff?

It would only be 3 games per year and if the regular fans care about the club they would want what was best i.e, advertising (Public), advertising (word of mouth), money being spent of food and drink, programme sales.
Also i think that if you work out how much it is on the door to a price of a season ticket, i think it works out that the Season ticket holder get's 3 games for free, although im not sure.