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on: 27 Apr 2016, 06:38:02 pm
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Reply #1 on: 27 Apr 2016, 06:47:04 pm
We need a clear business plan going forward and quickly (should we not be able to attract a wealthy benefactor) or we will be left behind very soon. If Toulouse and Toronto are successful that will mean another two very well funded full time teams in the Championship, meaning staying in will become impossible for us on current trends
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Reply #2 on: 28 Apr 2016, 10:40:07 am

The bells ringing for Cumbria I'm afraid. Its time for action or we'll fade into history.


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Reply #3 on: 28 Apr 2016, 12:51:29 pm
The problem isn't with the west Cumbria clubs it is with the people, the population of West Cumbria is approximately 163000, the gates of Town and Haven combined are less than 1% of that figure, that means more 99% of the population couldn't care less about the Rugby clubs, we need to focus on getting more people through the turnstiles to survive.


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Reply #4 on: 28 Apr 2016, 01:17:30 pm

99% don't care about Haven or Town but a substantial number of that figure care about Rugby League. If it comes to it those two team may need left behind in order to save the game in West Cumbria.


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Reply #5 on: 28 Apr 2016, 01:21:55 pm

99% don't care about Haven or Town but a substantial number of that figure care about Rugby League. If it comes to it those two team may need left behind in order to save the game in West Cumbria.
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Reply #6 on: 28 Apr 2016, 01:43:09 pm

99% don't care about Haven or Town but a substantial number of that figure care about Rugby League. If it comes to it those two team may need left behind in order to save the game in West Cumbria.

100% correct. Plent of rugby league fans in this area but they don't want to watch a poor standard. The World Cup games proved the support is there
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Reply #7 on: 28 Apr 2016, 03:55:02 pm

99% don't care about Haven or Town but a substantial number of that figure care about Rugby League. If it comes to it those two team may need left behind in order to save the game in West Cumbria.

100% correct. Plent of rugby league fans in this area but they don't want to watch a poor standard. The World Cup games proved the support is there
All the world cup games proved isnif you give loads of freebies away and discount tickets to the hilt people will attend,how many full price WC tickets sold .......none .
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Reply #8 on: 28 Apr 2016, 04:08:49 pm

99% don't care about Haven or Town but a substantial number of that figure care about Rugby League. If it comes to it those two team may need left behind in order to save the game in West Cumbria.

100% correct. Plent of rugby league fans in this area but they don't want to watch a poor standard. The World Cup games proved the support is there
All the world cup games proved isnif you give loads of freebies away and discount tickets to the hilt people will attend,how many full price WC tickets sold .......none .

Some of the people on this forum need to give their heads a shake. Negative, parochial idiocy.


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Reply #9 on: 28 Apr 2016, 04:20:54 pm

99% don't care about Haven or Town but a substantial number of that figure care about Rugby League. If it comes to it those two team may need left behind in order to save the game in West Cumbria.

100% correct. Plent of rugby league fans in this area but they don't want to watch a poor standard. The World Cup games proved the support is there
All the world cup games proved isnif you give loads of freebies away and discount tickets to the hilt people will attend,how many full price WC tickets sold .......none .

Can you back this statement up?
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Reply #10 on: 28 Apr 2016, 04:54:29 pm

99% don't care about Haven or Town but a substantial number of that figure care about Rugby League. If it comes to it those two team may need left behind in order to save the game in West Cumbria.

100% correct. Plent of rugby league fans in this area but they don't want to watch a poor standard. The World Cup games proved the support is there
All the world cup games proved isnif you give loads of freebies away and discount tickets to the hilt people will attend,how many full price WC tickets sold .......none .

Can you back this statement up?
Yes when the guy appointed to do the study came to the club ,he started going on about world cup attendance's ,the RFL didn't bother informing him no full prices tickets ( Tickets on or around SL entrance price )had been sold .He was shocked
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Reply #11 on: 28 Apr 2016, 04:58:44 pm

Just because they weren't sold at the same price of a SL ticket it doesn't mean they were given away for free.


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Reply #12 on: 28 Apr 2016, 05:27:59 pm

Just because they weren't sold at the same price of a SL ticket it doesn't mean they were given away for free.

They weren't full price though and it wasn't a full season


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Reply #13 on: 28 Apr 2016, 05:35:41 pm
So who was it that informed him? And how did they no that zero full price tickets were sold?

I find it incredibly hard to believe that the organisers decided on a pricing structure, issued said pricing structure out and sold zero so decided to lower the the price
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Reply #14 on: 28 Apr 2016, 06:10:30 pm
So who was it that informed him? And how did they no that zero full price tickets were sold?

I find it incredibly hard to believe that the organisers decided on a pricing structure, issued said pricing structure out and sold zero so decided to lower the the price

Well I know of a group of lads at work he paid full price for tickets and have also paid full price for tickets for the four nations game
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