: Sun Apr 19, 2009 7:34 am  

Crazy idea.....

I know something that could work which has never been done before, worth a try, the earlier you get in then the cheaper it is...like a nightclub? It could work working on the basis that you're going to spend more money on beer/food etc although probably not fair on season ticket holders.

: Sun Apr 19, 2009 7:49 am  

robbierotten wrote:

improve the warrington wolves web page is the worst one out of all the super league clubs

which do you think is the best?

: Sun Apr 19, 2009 8:04 am  

cas leeds and wigans all seem pretty decent well laid out

we have not change for 3 years Morely is still in old kit its all abit embrassing

: Sun Apr 19, 2009 8:10 am  

Although a lot of people are possibly aware of Warrington Wolves, most do not know when the next game is, when or where tickets are available or if they are even available and do not have the inclination to find out.

Wolfie could be used in town on in the week leading up to home games to give out leaflets to people to advertise games, ticket information and possible any special offers that are avaliable.

You may just get someone who knew nothing about a game being played at the weekend that will think "I'm doing nothing on Sunday I may give it a go!!!

: Sun Apr 19, 2009 8:19 am  

robbierotten wrote:

cas leeds and wigans all seem pretty decent well laid out

we have not change for 3 years Morely is still in old kit its all abit embrassing

Leeds is under construction & is far worse than ours

: Sun Apr 19, 2009 8:43 am  

Fearnhead Cross wrote:

Leeds is under construction & is far worse than ours

not when i was looking at it before seemed working perfectly well to me

: Sun Apr 19, 2009 8:46 am  

The only way to increase crowds is to do the business of winning rugby league matches, no amount of marketing can match the axcitement that having a winning team creates. Bradford are an ideal case in point right now.

A Wembley final will be a good start !! This creates marketing oppurtunities outside the immediate Warrington area.

Do not lower ticket prices, doesn't work - proven in soccer and RL

I would like to see more motor vehicle type stuff, constantly see Bulls, Rhinos and Saints car stickers as I travel the M62 each day, I have a 4 year old faded Warrington Guardian advert with a microscopic Wolfie !!

[Fantastic Mr Catpiss]

: Sun Apr 19, 2009 8:47 am  

MrF wrote:

The only way to increase crowds is to do the business of winning rugby league matches, no amount of marketing can match the axcitement that having a winning team creates. Bradford are an ideal case in point right now.

A Wembley final will be a good start !! This creates marketing oppurtunities outside the immediate Warrington area.

Do not lower ticket prices, doesn't work - proven in soccer and RL

I would like to see more motor vehicle type stuff, constantly see Bulls, Rhinos and Saints car stickers as I travel the M62 each day, I have a 4 year old faded Warrington Guardian advert with a microscopic Wolfie !!

"in smith we trust!" bumpers stickers!!!!

: Sun Apr 19, 2009 8:55 am  

i don't get all this "the website is rubbish"

i only check the website to check match dates and when tickets are on sale. They have that info easy to find so "non" fans can also check that easily.

i bet someone does not turn round over the dinner table and say "look marian i was going to go watch the wire on Sunday but there website is a pile of cack so i'm off to Saints on Friday"

i think the conversation goes" look marian i was going to go to Bradford on Friday to watch the wire but as they got Shafted by Salford & Cas last week i think i'll get some cans and watch the game on SKY"

Mr F is spot on, win some games, go to Wembley and the fans will flock.

: Sun Apr 19, 2009 9:12 am  

Leeds do a bring you mate to a match for free for season ticket holders for the poorer attended matches (although i may have made this fact up). Sounds like a good idea to me.

Could do, Buy a warrington shirt and get in free?

Did anyone get tantelised by the free flags offer????

Free ticket for those who pay to watch the liverpool reserves