: Mon Feb 23, 2009 5:24 pm  

gutterfax wrote:

Welcome aboard the HMS QuinsRL......it's like the titanic, but without the captain or ANY lifeboats
Let's not take the gloss of what was a great day. YES things could have been done better, but all in all, it was a 100% complete success.
Next up, the goons. I can't make the game as I am off to the west country, but I am sure we will get 6k for the game...and more importantly 2 points!!

Double or Quits mate

: Mon Feb 23, 2009 5:32 pm  

GF thanks for your support, you are right I am in the office this week for a meeting with the office management and entering the data from the sheets. Hundreds of them. I will then follow the data entry up with phone calls to try and get people interested, I will hit as many as possible before the weekend. The volunteers did a great job yesterday with the data entry and the collections. A number of the volunteers who came along to sell season tickets and push sales were upset at the low profile of the Wigan information and season ticket sales, this upset includes me and I will take this up with the club. I will discuss fans feelings about this.

I don't mind helping the club out and won't be looking for a fleece or anything but I will be expecting them to listento me.

: Mon Feb 23, 2009 5:34 pm  

Briali1 wrote:

GF thanks for your support, you are right I am in the office this week for a meeting with the office management and entering the data from the sheets. Hundreds of them. I will then follow the data entry up with phone calls to try and get people interested, I will hit as many as possible before the weekend. The volunteers did a great job yesterday with the data entry and the collections. A number of the volunteers who came along to sell season tickets and push sales were upset at the low profile of the Wigan information and season ticket sales, this upset includes me and I will take this up with the club. I will discuss fans feelings about this.

I don't mind helping the club out and won't be looking for a fleece or anything but I will be expecting them to listento me.

You never know chuck, they may offer you a poster off the wall at the end of the season, if yer lucky ps great work as ever well done all.

: Mon Feb 23, 2009 5:38 pm  

gutterfax wrote:

Next up, the goons. I can't make the game as I am off to the west country,

Naff orf, we don't want your type dahn 'ere

: Mon Feb 23, 2009 5:45 pm  

Briali1 wrote:

GF thanks for your support, you are right I am in the office this week for a meeting with the office management and entering the data from the sheets. Hundreds of them. I will then follow the data entry up with phone calls to try and get people interested, I will hit as many as possible before the weekend. The volunteers did a great job yesterday with the data entry and the collections. A number of the volunteers who came along to sell season tickets and push sales were upset at the low profile of the Wigan information and season ticket sales, this upset includes me and I will take this up with the club. I will discuss fans feelings about this.

I don't mind helping the club out and won't be looking for a fleece or anything but I will be expecting them to listento me.

never underestimate the power of the fleece

Seriously though, it has taken a lot of nagging to get to this stage and the first "event" would appear at first glance to have been a success....the trick is, to keep it going.
If you have Mobile telephone numbers, I would imagine the best way to connect with these people would be by SMS. I am more than happy to donate my mobile phone BILL to the cause if you want to connect that way.
Happy typing 100's of records eh. I think I'd manage about 1 every 5 minutes

: Tue Feb 24, 2009 12:12 pm  

Big Graeme wrote:

Would that have been Harlequins fault?

Of course not. The sensible course of action for the Quinze management was to sit there with their feet up having been handed an excellent opportunity to boost the appeal of the club in the capital.

Deary me

: Tue Feb 24, 2009 12:36 pm  

Charmless Nerk wrote:

Of course not. The sensible course of action for the Quinze management was to sit there with their feet up having been handed an excellent opportunity to boost the appeal of the club in the capital.

Deary me

The question was genuine, was the fault with Quins, the coach company or Manly? Just who was responsible for the transport arrangements?

: Tue Feb 24, 2009 12:48 pm  

Sounds like a coach company blunder to me...