I know - they will just have to go and find one someone else built for them - parasites eh?
Like it or not Wasps are doing a fantastic marketing job, in fact just like CCFC should have been doing. They are leaving nothing to chance
in making sure the their fans enjoy the Ricoh experience,making sure they will want to return. This should all of been for CCFC's benefit,
but we all know that (pity our owners didn't recognise it).
With marketing like that Wasps will rapidly climb to the very top of the Rugby Union world.
successful marketing produces huge income which in turn enables the improvement of the end product.
in CCFC's case that means money to invest in players who are good enough to improve our current
diabolical performances into winning ones.The major effect this has is crowd numbers turning up
to support,they increase and so does the revenue which means even more money for squad improvement.
Now I could go on and on but i'm sure that even your's and Grendels mind can understand the points made.
successful marketing produces huge income which in turn enables the improvement of the end product.
in CCFC's case that means money to invest in players who are good enough to improve our current
diabolical performances into winning ones.The major effect this has is crowd numbers turning up
to support,they increase and so does the revenue which means even more money for squad improvement.
Now I could go on and on but i'm sure that even your's and Grendels mind can understand the points made.
It works for me
No they don't -- footballers at Newcastle has Wonga as a sponsor -- I saw no objections
You cant be gauging opinion correctly Fred as people like Italia and Dongo quote all the excited people wanting to watch a Premiership Rugby team, so the Ricoh experience is certainly low on the reasons they would go. Lets face it you could make it as enjoyable to visit the stadium as you like but if the quality on the pitch is poor people will soon stay away.
Oh and big crowds and all the revenue streams (although filling your crowd with free tickets doesn't help that cause and lets see how big their attendances are next season) doesn't equate to success in Rugby. They will live under the same salary cap all the other teams do at present, its just that they aren't very good and so top players go to better clubs like the Saints or the Tigers.
It works for me
Neither of us know Moff so lets just wait and see.
Does marketing win games??? That is where we go wrong
Does it? I don't think so
I don't think CCFC before SISU and during SISU have had access or would have been able to do a lot of that anyway would they even if they wanted to?
I don't doubt Wasps have better marketing, it really wouldn't be hard though would it?
I agree, we simply cannot stay at the Ricoh now. Once the seats get changed and our badge taken down it's going to be humiliating.
Quick! Ring 'em up! Tell them they don't need to give 12K tickets away as the marketing is working a treat.
Like it or not Wasps are doing a fantastic marketing job, in fact just like CCFC should have been doing. They are leaving nothing to chance
in making sure the their fans enjoy the Ricoh experience,making sure they will want to return. This should all of been for CCFC's benefit,
but we all know that (pity our owners didn't recognise it).
With marketing like that Wasps will rapidly climb to the very top of the Rugby Union world.
Giving away tickets is part of long term marketing,
Fuuny how when SISU do it is not called that.....
Didn't they do it at Northampton so locals could get in and RFC & Co were not by themselves?
Didn't they do it at Northampton so locals could get in and RFC & Co were not by themselves?
Fuuny how when SISU do it is not called that.....
Was there any actual evidence that whilst in Northampton Sisu/CCFC really did this?
Does it? I don't think so
Was there any actual evidence that whilst in Northampton Sisu/CCFC really did this?
Was there any actual evidence that whilst in Northampton Sisu/CCFC really did this?
You are actually talking rubbish - crowd numbers are measured by success - unless of course you are saying sisu's pricing and marketing strategy in attracting 27,000 to watch a league one game televised and on a Friday night a master stroke in marketing.
That's true, The marketing for that game was done by all the supporters who fought against the move to sixfields, all those that wanted CCFC back to the Ricoh. SISU's marketing was up to its normal standard. Success of the team ? I must have missed that bit....
Depends which high street ... If it's Kensington high street .. It's going to be expensive
1) With regards to the planning permission for the Joy bowl has it ever been stated by the council that they would refuse
2) Is there a piece of land big enough in Coventry for the stadium if they could get planning
3) The current deal the club has with ACL is 2 years + 2 who holds the option (could they throw us out to put in a 3G pitch)
The answers may be out there already but no sure where to look.
1) With regards to the planning permission for the Joy bowl has it ever been stated by the council that they would refuse
2) Is there a piece of land big enough in Coventry for the stadium if they could get planning
3) The current deal the club has with ACL is 2 years + 2 who holds the option (could they throw us out to put in a 3G pitch)
The answers may be out there already but no sure where to look.
How big is Sowe Common?
new ground won't be in coventry, sisu won't want anything to do with cov council again.
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