that may take an eternity you may have to ring them. Its only that form they need to do.

I agree, but the way it was set up meant that more people will have signed up on the night, which ultimately means it may have been for the best.

Just done a quick calculation in my head

if we managed to recruit 2000 people to the club 1873 draw that equates to

£208,000 per year

deduct from that
2 X £5000 &
52 X £300
£25,600

£154,400 per year

if that level of investment is added to the club's existing annual budget for youth development then we should be spending somewhere between
[size£200,000 and £250,000 per year.[/size
Without doubt that would give us probably the best funded and potentially most successful youth development system in rugby league

Who knows, i just prefer the carrot and stick option and not the stick and carrot option.

Been on holiday so didn't make the meeting last week and haven't time to read through all the threads re the 1873 club but have a couple of questions :

(1) Presume you still can't do it online?
(2) Do you have to pay the full amount up front for the option you select?

Also, if I buy my two kids a junior membership does this count to the 5000 total we are trying to achieve?

Tricky

a) Yes Online
b) Several options to collect

Kids = Yes (Pretty sure)

Just got my letter from the club, just hope nobody else has the same numbers.
Two more pals have said they will sign up today

do we have the 5000 yet???

Rang me yesterday for my details, All sorted...

Anybody not signed up yet or not signing ?

I hope it is remembered that not everyone will be able/willing to put up extra cash under the current economic climate. It doesn't make them any less of a fan, and they shouldn't feel any pressure for them to join if they cannot truly afford it.

Saying that, anyone who is able to, should do their very best to get joined up, even if it is bronze/silver membership, if not the 1873 Club.