Re: Crowd v Fev : Sun Apr 11, 2010 10:22 pm  

Donut wrote:

Im pleased to be wrong. But there were certainly a number a larger than average following from Featherstone taking advantage of our offers. The key thing now is to follow up on the crowd to ensure that these people are welcomed into the fold for the future. I thought the new ground was a great improvement, it should cook next week with two stands open.

Offers? The reduced ticket price wasn't available for away fans if this is the offer that you meant.

Re: Crowd v Fev : Sun Apr 11, 2010 10:33 pm  

toastymcb wrote:

Offers? The reduced ticket price wasn't available for away fans if this is the offer that you meant.

Did the club ask who you supported ?

Re: Crowd v Fev : Sun Apr 11, 2010 11:03 pm  

Sheffield chose not to let the Featherstone public know about the deal there's a thread about it on the rugbyleague.org forum http://www.totalrl.com/index.php?s=517cd11af4fa75ba3a945dacc69621ac&showtopic=200482

Sheffield chose not to let the Featherstone public know about the deal there's a thread about it on the rugbyleague.org forum http://www.totalrl.com/index.php?s=517cd11af4fa75ba3a945dacc69621ac&showtopic=200482

[Hillsborough Lad]

Re: Crowd v Fev : Mon Apr 12, 2010 8:15 am  

How thick are Featherstone fans, it's an offer for THREE games, not one individual game. The offer gets you THREE games for £19, which is MORE than the normal entrance fee of £14 for ONE game.

The Eagles probably chose not to let you know as I can't imagine many people wanting to sign up to pay £5 MORE for ONE match, as presumably Featherstone fans won't be particularly interested in attending Sheffield's next two home games. Although thinking about it maybe we should have offered it to them, sounds like we'd have made a fortune...

Re: Crowd v Fev : Mon Apr 12, 2010 6:40 pm  

Tubbs did mention offering a deal to Featherstone to sell tickets. Not sure whether the club or the fans would have benefited - possibly both to some extent - but it appears the offer wasn't accepted.