Quote: coco the fullback "I agree. I feel there is an untapped market of Trinity supporters who, for various reasons, don't attend matches, but would be able to contribute financially. I know my parents, in Stanley, paid into the other scheme for years.
Not sure whether it would be viable, cost or timewise, but leaflets could be delivered area by area explaining the importance of the scheme and that it is the only lottery that raises funds for WTW. Perhaps with an agent calling in the following few days to sign them up, if they wish. The Standing order would make it much more cost-efficient too, rather than weekly collections.'"
Already being discussed by the club.
) and to be fair I got a good response. Many said they would join and three filled them in there and then and gave me them back. The leaflets I had left over I took home and dropped through letterboxes in Kirkhamgate. If the club wants I will drop leaflets in all the houses in the village if it helps get members. It doesn't take long and I have been told of at least three people who are willing to sign up because of it. I have been surprised by the number of people who still think they are contributing to Wakefield Trinity by giving money to the old lottery (National Sports Development or something) which apparently still operates in the village.
