Quote: t-r-i-n-i-t-y "I wouldn't pay to post on a forum, and as I work irregular shifts, a season ticket isn't worth it to me. A package where you pay so much a season for a DVD after every match + programme would work, as has been mentioned before on here. As an aside, where do the unsold programmes go?'" We already have this!! Visit the club website (www.wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/membership) and get it purchased...

Quote: t-r-i-n-i-t-y "I wouldn't pay to post on a forum, and as I work irregular shifts, a season ticket isn't worth it to me. A package where you pay so much a season for a DVD after every match + programme would work, as has been mentioned before on here. As an aside, where do the unsold programmes go?'" We already have this!! Visit the club website (www.wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/membership) and get it purchased...

Surely Lonsdale or Golddiagga would be better choices.

Building on that, have a scheme where full match videos, exclusive interviews, press conferences, new signing presentations e-programs and radio commentary for games not broadcast on Radio Leeds (for people who cannot make it to games) can be accessed on line for an annual fee of say £50 a year (It could even be broke down to a fiver a month with 2 months free).

It may be a large initial outlay to get such a system set up and running but with the way entertainment is going people want instant access to material with little effort getting it. Getting 2000 or so supporters to sign up to this would bring in a further £100k a season. DVD’s of the games could still be posted out to subscribers along with a signed photo of the man of the match from that game.

Half hour free weekly/fortnightly audio podcast covering all things WTW (interviews etc) available to download from itunes/stitcher etc and instead of/aswell as dvd's downloadable files or video podcasts of games - its the 21st century after all and i would imagine fairly cheap to do.

The players could sell their 'little fellas' to local 'banks'???

Any old prints of players they could sell on auction sites?

Any other sign up incentive schemes out there similar to Foxy Bingo, get a whole raft of them in?

Get the dolls to remove clothing as sales targets are reached eg if we sell 4000 season tickets / 500 Foxy Bingo / number of new lottery sign ups then nude photos of the dolls will be posted, various degrees of undress can be posted on the way to reaching above targets. I am sure this will generate plenty of activity.

Not everyone wants their house full of rugby kit or memorabilia but for example buying a new TV or Xmas presents via Argos on line etc would send money into Trinity coffers through easy fundraising.org.

How easy is it for Trinity to release a credit card with an affiliated financial company? Everytime its used the monetary rewards that would usually go to user would go to the club instead.

Didn't they do that a few years back?

We did a deal with the Barnsley BS a few years back.

How about a fundraiser day in the off season?

Ex Wakey players V Ex rest of the league players.
Face paints etc for the kids.
Bars open, food on sale, merchandise on sale.

Charge a few quid to enter. Could work.

Just renewed gold membership and was happy to be asked about 1873, which I joined from day 1 but, could we also encourage customers to sign up to Foxy at the same time ??