Crowdfunding loan : Fri Mar 20, 2020 8:11 am  

At the end of the day, Trinity is a business so I don't expect people to give endlessly. So how about a spectator loan. We could do this via crowdfunding, giving people the option to request a full refund when thing return to normal or not if or willing. Easy for the club to set up and may well get a wider audience especially through Twitter and Facebook. Again I don't expect it to raise a million but we need to try everything. https://uk.gofundme.com/sign-up Over to the club

At the end of the day, Trinity is a business so I don't expect people to give endlessly. So how about a spectator loan. We could do this via crowdfunding, giving people the option to request a full refund when thing return to normal or not if or willing. Easy for the club to set up and may well get a wider audience especially through Twitter and Facebook. Again I don't expect it to raise a million but we need to try everything. https://uk.gofundme.com/sign-up Over to the club

Re: Crowdfunding loan : Fri Mar 20, 2020 2:00 pm  

Fishermanscap wrote: At the end of the day, Trinity is a business so I don't expect people to give endlessly. So how about a spectator loan. We could do this via crowdfunding, giving people the option to request a full refund when thing return to normal or not if or willing. Easy for the club to set up and may well get a wider audience especially through Twitter and Facebook. Again I don't expect it to raise a million but we need to try everything. https://uk.gofundme.com/sign-up Over to the club Sounds like it has potential. I'd do it

Fishermanscap wrote: At the end of the day, Trinity is a business so I don't expect people to give endlessly. So how about a spectator loan. We could do this via crowdfunding, giving people the option to request a full refund when thing return to normal or not if or willing. Easy for the club to set up and may well get a wider audience especially through Twitter and Facebook. Again I don't expect it to raise a million but we need to try everything. https://uk.gofundme.com/sign-up Over to the club Sounds like it has potential. I'd do it

Re: Crowdfunding loan : Fri Mar 20, 2020 3:27 pm  

charlie63wildcat wrote:

Sounds like it has potential. I'd do it

I've had a reply from the club and basically they say they can't accept loans from fans because they cannot be sure they could ever pay it back, brutal but wonderfully honest.

As for a gift to the club well I suppose that's up to us, I'll look into it and how it works and if it's feasible I'll set one up.

In the meantime, MC stressed that Trinity TV and the lottery are the best ways to support the club at the moment.

Re: Crowdfunding loan : Fri Mar 20, 2020 5:47 pm  

Fishermanscap wrote:

I've had a reply from the club and basically they say they can't accept loans from fans because they cannot be sure they could ever pay it back, brutal but wonderfully honest.

As for a gift to the club well I suppose that's up to us, I'll look into it and how it works and if it's feasible I'll set one up.

In the meantime, MC stressed that Trinity TV and the lottery are the best ways to support the club at the moment.

I've had Trinity TV since just after it was launched. Good content, matches and interviews.

Re: Crowdfunding loan : Fri Mar 20, 2020 6:00 pm  

Should have some spare coin now the pubs, clubs, restaurants and gyms are to close bloody China

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Re: Crowdfunding loan : Sat Mar 21, 2020 7:49 am  

I've had Trinity TV from the start too.
I'm joining the lottery now. If you want to help the club its a good way to do it.

Re: Crowdfunding loan : Sat Mar 21, 2020 8:45 am  

PopTart wrote:

I've had Trinity TV from the start too.
I'm joining the lottery now. If you want to help the club its a good way to do it.

Yes correct.

It’s also a knock on effect. The more people who do it the larger the prize fund can become and thus the more people it can attract.

I’m also going to ask the club this question when I get chance. To make the lottery even more attractive fans could also donate prizes.
For example o now own two Bosch cordless drills, don’t ask.

I should have taken one back but it’s to late now. It’s never been opened and is worth about a £100.

Make a nice consolation prize. I could get most of it back on eBay but what the hell the monies gone and I haven’t missed it.

Clearly the club don’t want junk, it has to be quality stuff but if we want to attract a pound a go from non fan punters the prizes have to stack up. We can’t pay the prizes the do for. Pound a go but we can offer better iddd of winning something.

I’ll see what MmC says and what things might work.

As ever I might be talking rubbish so bare with me. Thanks

Re: Crowdfunding loan : Sat Mar 21, 2020 9:05 am  

Just thought, anyone have a 24 pack of bog roll free. We’d outsell the national lottery with one of those as first prize

Re: Crowdfunding loan : Sat Mar 21, 2020 3:25 pm  

Think now just shows how far we are behind the game in Ozz . Over there the Rugby leage have given every S L clubs over 200,000 dollar,s to keep them going .Our Rugby League are standing by as some S L clubs may go bust , yet wasted more money on Bradford by buying there ground for well over 1 million pound.Money which could have helped all S L clubs now

Re: Crowdfunding loan : Sat Mar 21, 2020 9:40 pm  

Fishermanscap wrote:

Just thought, anyone have a 24 pack of bog roll free. We’d outsell the national lottery with one of those as first prize

Ever thought about doing stand up??