St Helens At Home : Fri Mar 25, 2011 2:02 pm  

All season ticket holders that took guests to the Catalans game, all your guests are getting offered reduced ticket prices for the Saints game at home on the 8th April. If im correct i think it will be £10 for adults instead of £15, kids are £5 instead of £7 and U7s go free as usual. Lets get a big crowd!

Re: St Helens At Home : Mon Mar 28, 2011 3:01 pm  

To the uneducated RL eye this looks like rigging a poor attendences ... ? Interested to see what the attendence will be ??

Re: St Helens At Home : Mon Mar 28, 2011 4:01 pm  

MrLoki wrote:

To the uneducated RL eye this looks like rigging a poor attendences ... ? Interested to see what the attendence will be ??

Only Crusaders could attempt a marketing initiative and be accused of 'rigging poor attendances'

Re: St Helens At Home : Mon Mar 28, 2011 4:38 pm  

Which other clubs try this then ?

Re: St Helens At Home : Mon Mar 28, 2011 8:18 pm  

MrLoki wrote:

Which other clubs try this then ?

I know for a fact the Pie-eaters have done it numerous times. Do it several times a season. Trying to raise the profile of Rugby League and get people to watch the best game in the world. So whats the problem!

Re: St Helens At Home : Mon Mar 28, 2011 11:19 pm  

MrLoki wrote:

Which other clubs try this then ?

Every single one in both Super League and the Championships.

Re: St Helens At Home : Tue Mar 29, 2011 12:13 am  

MrLoki wrote:

Which other clubs try this then ?

Cas have done buy a ticket for the Hull KR game your Catalan ticket was half price and season ticket holders bring a mate for £10 against Crusaders Sunday just gone HTH.

It's a good idea by the club, more bums on seats and more notes in the safe, good for everyone.

Re: St Helens At Home : Tue Mar 29, 2011 1:28 pm  

Gaslight wrote:

Cas have done buy a ticket for the Hull KR game your Catalan ticket was half price and season ticket holders bring a mate for £10 against Crusaders Sunday just gone HTH.

It's a good idea by the club, more bums on seats and more notes in the safe, good for everyone.

You forgot to tell them about the sale of the new ground

Re: St Helens At Home : Tue Mar 29, 2011 8:11 pm  

MrLoki wrote:

To the uneducated RL eye this looks like rigging a poor attendences ... ? Interested to see what the attendence will be ??

Yes you're right to your uneducated eye it would appear so, to educated people it looks like a team trying all it can to bring a crowd in.

The bring a friend to the Cats game has given the club a number of leads in terms of potential supporters which it is now trying to capitalise on (it's called marketing)

Come along and see what it's all about and get educated (even if only in grammar and composition of sentences)

Re: St Helens At Home : Sun Apr 03, 2011 9:01 pm  

MrLoki wrote:

Which other clubs try this then ?

Saints are offering 'bring a mate for a tenner' if the other person pays full price (this is to sit in our poshest stand, the one that was very empty on TV when Warrington came to visit) and the next three games are £20 each if bought in a batch of three (a saving of £18 in total).

All clubs run offers. This one sounds like a good one for Crusaders to run.

This is one of two games each season that I hope Crusaders lose! But it would be good if they lost it competitively, giving home fans hope of a win very shortly!

(We are due a loss, btw, as we have won our last three games)