for 2007RUWC, it was sell packages......


you can buy a ticket for the finale or the semi if you buy some tickets for qualifying matches.

it's a good idea to fill little matchs.

The only decent and effective marketing effort I've ever seen from the RFL was when GB played Australia at Wembley in 1990.

Posters depicting a sprinting Martin Offiah setting fire to the turf were put all over the tube network. I think the headline was something like 'will the Aussies catch Offiah at Wembley?'

I'm sure an accompanying advert was made with the Billy Joel song "We didn't start the fire" resung as 'no-one can catch Offiah'.

The result - something like a 65-70,000 gate. In London.

Create some hype, and the punters will show up.

Disgraceful , and you call yourselves a SL club

I think I recollect that being on the back of a newspaper on the tube on the way to the game as well.

...it's better than what some call us

Good display in Leeds station this morning for the Carnegie Floodlit Nines.