: Fri Jun 19, 2009 10:05 am  

wire-quin wrote:

Did he not have his Chelsea top on when he rang to book them?

He didn't know there was a promotion on

: Fri Jun 19, 2009 10:54 am  

Darthchris wrote:

also, isnt this game getting pushed as being able to watch the Lions in the bar beforehand. a bit mixed messagy isn't it?

Or perhaps trying to introduce some from the other code to the beautiful game by offering them "double bubble"????

: Fri Jun 19, 2009 11:00 am  

The Lambeth Quin wrote:

Or perhaps trying to introduce some from the other code to the beautiful game by offering them "double bubble"????

and cheaper than the £10 the union lot are charging for the second test next week
£5 to all Union fans, the game on in the Kings and the Big SLY TV screen.....

: Fri Jun 19, 2009 12:46 pm  

Hope a seperate email is going out to all the Union Fans. I think if I lived near the stoop and they were showing England v Australia in the bar before a Union game I would definately go down for the atmosphere.

: Sat Jun 20, 2009 10:38 am  

Snoopy wrote:

Hope a seperate email is going out to all the Union Fans. I think if I lived near the stoop and they were showing England v Australia in the bar before a Union game I would definately go down for the atmosphere.

Nowt in the latest "Quinzine" from Harlequins FC for today, but apparantly their "lions gig" for 4 July is SOLD OUT.

: Fri Jun 26, 2009 4:41 pm  

maybe we could blag this idea from our 15 man code "cousins"??

maybe we could blag this idea from our 15 man code "cousins"??

: Fri Jun 26, 2009 5:11 pm  

The Lambeth Quin wrote: maybe we could blag this idea from our 15 man code "cousins"?? I can't believe its their off season and they are already miles in front of us in terms of good ideas and initiatives. To do it for the league would be a far greater challenge too.

The Lambeth Quin wrote: maybe we could blag this idea from our 15 man code "cousins"?? I can't believe its their off season and they are already miles in front of us in terms of good ideas and initiatives. To do it for the league would be a far greater challenge too.

: Fri Jun 26, 2009 5:33 pm  

Sorry, but from my experience 'me too - follow the leader' never really works well when applied to marketing.

Regret we will have to develop our own and thus 'original' ideas ......... something that to date the Quins RL have been very poor at actioning.

To be quite frank there are loads of experienced and highly skilled marketing excutives among the current ever so small QRL fan base but to date the management has made little of that potential.

Even an invite to a informal Saturday morning 'brain storming' session with the Club management team & any outside consultants currently on board covering marketing/publicity/crowd building 'ideas' would contribute a valuable input for the club's management & working executives.

We had such sessions - with everyone working at the agency contributing - as a regular event, in particular when 'pitching' for new accounts, at everyone of the five outfits I worked at or managed in 35 years as a marketing consultant & agency director.

: Sat Jun 27, 2009 3:24 pm  

stormingbronco wrote:

Sorry, but from my experience 'me too - follow the leader' never really works well when applied to marketing......................................

What utter tripe.

So the plethera of call centre's in the 80's & 90's wasn't following the leader then?

Nor the creation of the "Direct Marketing" industry and the use of "Direct Mail" to market your products to an audience??

In all walks of life, including the marketing industry there has been leaders and then the followers and to say there isn't, is absolute b*******.

: Sat Jun 27, 2009 10:33 pm  

richmond college's headteacher is a big league fan. born and bred wire man.