Billboards outside the ground : Thu Jun 09, 2011 10:32 pm  

Noticed today that the board on Skircoat Road still has the Bradford game advertised and the one at Shaw Hill is empty.
Come on guys its one of the few places the club advertise to the wider public, get it sorted.

[Nat (Rugby_Aholic)]

Re: Billboards outside the ground : Thu Jun 09, 2011 10:35 pm  

How about you email the club instead of posting on an unofficial forum?

Re: Billboards outside the ground : Thu Jun 09, 2011 10:40 pm  

Nat (Rugby_Aholic) wrote:

How about you email the club instead of posting on an unofficial forum?

Yer I know you should but sadly I honestly do not think it would have any impact whereas on here it MIGHT.
Only trying to help believe it or not, I want our club to do well but it needs to be professional and not advertsiing on the boards is poor.
Thing is I should not have to be writing this anyway.

Re: Billboards outside the ground : Thu Jun 09, 2011 11:28 pm  

STFU.

They know.

It is all about priorities and believe me John, those little posters are not a priority at the moment.

What they are doing with the club is beyond belief given the resources they have to work with and all you do is publicly whinge, moan and criticise.

Stop it.

Re: Billboards outside the ground : Fri Jun 10, 2011 12:58 am  

Ive heard it all after tonight and just seems to confirm that some of the people at the club are totally out of touch with reality. No wonder the crowds are going down instead of up. I wonder what the crowd would have been tonight without all the desperate freebies that were given out. Makes no sense for me to get in for free when i normally pay, how is that helping the club? I did pay however as tempting as the opportunity was.

Re: Billboards outside the ground : Fri Jun 10, 2011 5:50 am  

Greg Florimos Boots wrote:

Ive heard it all after tonight and just seems to confirm that some of the people at the club are totally out of touch with reality.

Now I know why the people behind the scenes go that extra mile to help run our club. It's because of special comments like that. What an inspiration you are Sir.

If you want a dose of reality I suggest you do some work experience in the office for two weeks. During your first week you will help run the club - organise match days, sort out transport, liaise with the RFL, pay the staff, pay the players, count up the takings and take it to the bank, go out and try and sign up some cash fax lottery players, liaise with the next opponents to get the next match on, make sure the sponsors are looked after and then on Friday, if you've enough time - scrape off the old posters and put new ones up.

In week two you'll do the accounts and wonder how the fook all this gets paid for. Try and match the output of the office to the resources it has available and you'll then know how Scotty felt aboard the USS Enterprise. I'm sure I can hear Sarah constantly screaming the words "I cannae give her any more Captain . . . .".

Re: Billboards outside the ground : Fri Jun 10, 2011 5:56 am  

Oh, and by the way - during that second week - make sure the team turns up with the right kit. A millionaire club will do that no sweat but down here amongst the trogs we have to have a lovely little lady do it.

Re: Billboards outside the ground : Fri Jun 10, 2011 8:28 am  

Thanks for the kind words GFB, they have really cheered me up after working a 13 hour day yesterday.
Seriously,whenever you post, you always seem to be critical but never offer anything constructive in return. If you have any
suggestions how I/we can improve the club we would be very happy to listen.Or maybe you could come and speak to us about volunteering your services a couple of hours a week at the club or maybe even becoming a cashfax agent.
Many thanks
Richard

Re: Billboards outside the ground : Fri Jun 10, 2011 8:34 am  

littlerich wrote:

Now I know why the people behind the scenes go that extra mile to help run our club. It's because of special comments like that. What an inspiration you are Sir.

If you want a dose of reality I suggest you do some work experience in the office for two weeks. During your first week you will help run the club - organise match days, sort out transport, liaise with the RFL, pay the staff, pay the players, count up the takings and take it to the bank, go out and try and sign up some cash fax lottery players, liaise with the next opponents to get the next match on, make sure the sponsors are looked after and then on Friday, if you've enough time - scrape off the old posters and put new ones up.

In week two you'll do the accounts and wonder how the fook all this gets paid for. Try and match the output of the office to the resources it has available and you'll then know how Scotty felt aboard the USS Enterprise. I'm sure I can hear Sarah constantly screaming the words "I cannae give her any more Captain . . . .".

tl;dr


You should probably read the bit that said some again.

Re: Billboards outside the ground : Fri Jun 10, 2011 8:38 am  

My mate from Fev tells me their chairman was over at Fax a couple of days ago with posters for the semi final next thurday. Personally, I couldn't give a monkeys about a couple of posters or billboards outside the ground, I just look forward to our lot kicking Fev out of the cup & us going on to win the cup in Blackers.

COME ON !!!!!