I don't think anyone ever said that fans will come back purely due to the change! it all has to be part of a re branding and marketing package.

A smaller stadium may work, but where? that is the million dollar question. Salford next seasom get a nice stadium due to the council and Peel Holdings, do we anything similar in London, but then Salford had some estate to sell in The Willows to at least contribute to the cost, how could we raise that type of money, so we could make it a community stadium, take up the Widnes idea if their new pitch works? and let local schools use it. Salford did some marketing last week to get 10,000!

Have a look at the Salford promo video for the new ground.

www.reds.co.uk/cgi-flythrough

This is the webcam showing current build as of now

www.reds.co.uk/live-webcam


The free tickets idea has bombed out, there were so many tickets in St Helens last weekend people who had received them and then were not using them? that was not the original idea, every visiting team has latched on to the freebie tickets.

What are Wigan doing right? they market so well, I said previously someone should spend a month from our marketing department with them. The Big Match idea and package has really worked for them, targeting ideas such as youth teams in a special knock out, which then attracts parents etc on the day at special price tickets, they run TV commercials just for a few games a season that they know they can push up the crowd, and run a good poster campaign 19,100 last weekend for Crusaders, they are doing something right. Do we target such games as Wigan, Warrington, sell them as last years Champions or cup winners, see the best of Super League.

It is finding a community that really wants us! and also with good transport connections, that we can get involved in and in return the community will come part of us, then with success we will bring in with good transport links the rugby fans who would like to see what it is all about. I still Believe it can work.

I don't think anyone ever said that fans will come back purely due to the change! it all has to be part of a re branding and marketing package.

A smaller stadium may work, but where? that is the million dollar question. Salford next seasom get a nice stadium due to the council and Peel Holdings, do we anything similar in London, but then Salford had some estate to sell in The Willows to at least contribute to the cost, how could we raise that type of money, so we could make it a community stadium, take up the Widnes idea if their new pitch works? and let local schools use it. Salford did some marketing last week to get 10,000!

Have a look at the Salford promo video for the new ground.

www.reds.co.uk/cgi-flythrough

This is the webcam showing current build as of now

www.reds.co.uk/live-webcam


The free tickets idea has bombed out, there were so many tickets in St Helens last weekend people who had received them and then were not using them? that was not the original idea, every visiting team has latched on to the freebie tickets.

What are Wigan doing right? they market so well, I said previously someone should spend a month from our marketing department with them. The Big Match idea and package has really worked for them, targeting ideas such as youth teams in a special knock out, which then attracts parents etc on the day at special price tickets, they run TV commercials just for a few games a season that they know they can push up the crowd, and run a good poster campaign 19,100 last weekend for Crusaders, they are doing something right. Do we target such games as Wigan, Warrington, sell them as last years Champions or cup winners, see the best of Super League.

It is finding a community that really wants us! and also with good transport connections, that we can get involved in and in return the community will come part of us, then with success we will bring in with good transport links the rugby fans who would like to see what it is all about. I still Believe it can work.