FREE ENTRY EXPERIMENT DRIVES BRAMLEY FORWARD : Tue Apr 14, 2009 1:08 pm  

FREE ENTRY EXPERIMENT DRIVES BRAMLEY FORWARD Bramley Buffaloes get their 2009 home campaign underway next Sunday with an open invitation to fans old and new as well as the population of West Leeds to taste the action for free! The innovative initiative, sponsored by Leeds Co-operative Members Committee, sees the Cooperative RL Conference National side waive normal admission charges for the game against Nottingham Outlaws at Stanningley next Sunday 19th April (2.30pm kick-off). “We hope that this idea will bring a few more fans through the gate and generate a great atmosphere and we hope to build on last Saturday’s outstanding 36-18 win at Warrington Wizards,” explained Buffaloes coach Mark Butterill. He went on: “The club has secured a number of outstanding sponsorship deals during the close season and everyone is buzzing as we face our first home game.” Bramley has recently secured the sponsorship support of a range of companies including National Express, developers PPD, the Unison and RMT unions as well as PRomotion PR agency and Resource Print Solutions. “If a few hundred new faces can taste the quality of rugby that our lads put on then I’m sure they will come back for more and it will be a real family carnival atmosphere next Sunday afternoon,” added Butterill For more information visit www.bramleybuffs.com <http://www.bramleybuffs.com/>

FREE ENTRY EXPERIMENT DRIVES BRAMLEY FORWARD Bramley Buffaloes get their 2009 home campaign underway next Sunday with an open invitation to fans old and new as well as the population of West Leeds to taste the action for free! The innovative initiative, sponsored by Leeds Co-operative Members Committee, sees the Cooperative RL Conference National side waive normal admission charges for the game against Nottingham Outlaws at Stanningley next Sunday 19th April (2.30pm kick-off). “We hope that this idea will bring a few more fans through the gate and generate a great atmosphere and we hope to build on last Saturday’s outstanding 36-18 win at Warrington Wizards,” explained Buffaloes coach Mark Butterill. He went on: “The club has secured a number of outstanding sponsorship deals during the close season and everyone is buzzing as we face our first home game.” Bramley has recently secured the sponsorship support of a range of companies including National Express, developers PPD, the Unison and RMT unions as well as PRomotion PR agency and Resource Print Solutions. “If a few hundred new faces can taste the quality of rugby that our lads put on then I’m sure they will come back for more and it will be a real family carnival atmosphere next Sunday afternoon,” added Butterill For more information visit www.bramleybuffs.com <http://www.bramleybuffs.com/>

: Thu Apr 16, 2009 2:25 pm  

Dearie me, after an "Outstanding" win I thought they would have been queuing up in their thousands. Bramley must be desperate.

: Thu Apr 16, 2009 7:12 pm  

Ewwenorfolk wrote:

Dearie me, after an "Outstanding" win I thought they would have been queuing up in their thousands. Bramley must be desperate.

why must we be desperate?

: Fri Apr 17, 2009 3:14 pm  

Marto wrote:

why must we be desperate?

Well ,you're obviously not expecting many after your "triumph", so you do this. Anybody except an incompetent fool would be putting their prices up if it was such a glorious victory as you seem to make out.

: Fri Apr 17, 2009 3:58 pm  

Ewwenorfolk wrote:

Well ,you're obviously not expecting many after your "triumph", so you do this. Anybody except an incompetent fool would be putting their prices up if it was such a glorious victory as you seem to make out.

What would the Bradford Dulls know about glorious victory? I suggest you put your own house in order.

: Fri Apr 17, 2009 6:43 pm  

Ewwenorfolk wrote:

Well ,you're obviously not expecting many after your "triumph", so you do this. Anybody except an incompetent fool would be putting their prices up if it was such a glorious victory as you seem to make out.

wtf? if running a club is this easy come and have a go.

this day has been planned since last October, and has no relevance on last weeks game or the game the week before.

it's call promoting the game and your club. Pretty certain other clubs have done similar things, hmmm lets see, Oldham have it for a game in the last two seasons.

: Fri Apr 17, 2009 8:09 pm  

It's a great idea, hope a lot of new people make it to the game and then become regular fans.

: Fri Apr 17, 2009 11:13 pm  

Marto wrote:

wtf? if running a club is this easy come and have a go.

this day has been planned since last October, and has no relevance on last weeks game or the game the week before.

it's call promoting the game and your club. Pretty certain other clubs have done similar things, hmmm lets see, Oldham have it for a game in the last two seasons.

Ok, you'll hand over chairmanship to me? Then you can spend more time drinking your Magners and I'll run the club properly.

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 4:04 pm  

Ewwenorfolk wrote:

Ok, you'll hand over chairmanship to me? Then you can spend more time drinking your Magners and I'll run the club properly.

be good if i drank magners but ok

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 5:27 pm  

Ignore him Marto . I think its a great idea. I will be taking in my first Bramley Buffaloes game tomorrow as a result . This may be a bit of a strange question but can I bring my dog? lol Just planning on walking up from Horsforth and thought it might be nice to bring my dog if that's okay. Obviously I would clean up any mess, as I do anywhere, but if you would rather I didn't bring her then I won't.