The club would have to find a balance as could you imagine if they started charging £5 for a game all the season ticket holders will go mad.

What about a poster campaign around Warrington advertising the next game/games?

do a family ticket 2 adults 2 kids £25

go to all the schools giving a free kids ticket away with each paying adult ticket

get the players to more PR work around the shopping like birchwood westbrook

every issues of the gaurdain have a full page advert for that weekends game not a little box on the back pages

offer loyalty schemes to keep exsiting season tickets holders

tap into all the local rugby clubs with posters and

Yeah not seen this since sean mellor was involved with the club,the infamous 3 eyed fish posters and the like.
Everytime you went to a pub,club,chippy,resteraunt,a poster would be up on a wall promoting the next home game,sometimes tongue in cheek but it worked,so bring back the posters....

improve the warrington wolves web page is the worst one out of all the super league clubs

3 years too late mate.

Crazy idea.....

I know something that could work which has never been done before, worth a try, the earlier you get in then the cheaper it is...like a nightclub?

It could work working on the basis that you're going to spend more money on beer/food etc although probably not fair on season ticket holders.

which do you think is the best?

cas leeds and wigans all seem pretty decent well laid out

we have not change for 3 years Morely is still in old kit its all abit embrassing

Although a lot of people are possibly aware of Warrington Wolves, most do not know when the next game is, when or where tickets are available or if they are even available and do not have the inclination to find out.

Wolfie could be used in town on in the week leading up to home games to give out leaflets to people to advertise games, ticket information and possible any special offers that are avaliable.

You may just get someone who knew nothing about a game being played at the weekend that will think "I'm doing nothing on Sunday I may give it a go!!!

Leeds is under construction & is far worse than ours

not when i was looking at it before seemed working perfectly well to me

The only way to increase crowds is to do the business of winning rugby league matches, no amount of marketing can match the axcitement that having a winning team creates. Bradford are an ideal case in point right now.

A Wembley final will be a good start !! This creates marketing oppurtunities outside the immediate Warrington area.

Do not lower ticket prices, doesn't work - proven in soccer and RL

I would like to see more motor vehicle type stuff, constantly see Bulls, Rhinos and Saints car stickers as I travel the M62 each day, I have a 4 year old faded Warrington Guardian advert with a microscopic Wolfie !!

"in smith we trust!" bumpers stickers!!!!

i don't get all this "the website is rubbish"

i only check the website to check match dates and when tickets are on sale. They have that info easy to find so "non" fans can also check that easily.

i bet someone does not turn round over the dinner table and say "look marian i was going to go watch the wire on Sunday but there website is a pile of cack so i'm off to Saints on Friday"

i think the conversation goes" look marian i was going to go to Bradford on Friday to watch the wire but as they got Shafted by Salford & Cas last week i think i'll get some cans and watch the game on SKY"

Mr F is spot on, win some games, go to Wembley and the fans will flock.

Leeds do a bring you mate to a match for free for season ticket holders for the poorer attended matches (although i may have made this fact up). Sounds like a good idea to me.

Could do, Buy a warrington shirt and get in free?

Did anyone get tantelised by the free flags offer????

Free ticket for those who pay to watch the liverpool reserves

for season tickets do you like the early bird scheme are would pay full price and get a free shrit with your season ticket

we did that vs Celtic but we mysteriously ran out of cheap tickets on the Saturday afternoon although we never filled the ground or opened the West Stand

I think you've got to target the kids through the schools. I know some work goes on by the community team but obviously not enough. If 1st team players went to all the primary schools to give say a 15 minute assembly then gave out "kids free with a paying adult" voucher along with a well designed, colourful leaflet with loads of info about the ground, matchday experience, fixture dates, website etc.....then parents would be able to make a more informed decision and be a bit pressured by the kids. All parents of primary kids know too well how many leaflets they get in their homework folders. 1st timers or reluctant parents need to know what to expect and be comfortable with the prospect of taking their little angels to a rugby match. They may assume that it's not really child/family friendly.
Cheshire Jets basketball team take it a step further by running free coaching sessions in schools then giving out free tickets for all their home games.
I also agree that poster/press campains should be much more prominant.

I was going to post that, Leeds season ticket holders can take a guest to one game during the season. I don't know about any restrictions on which game although my mum's husband is a season ticket holder at Leeds so I can ask him. It's a good idea though.

I wasn't aware 'babes in arms' were free, as far as I knew (info from a Wire fan with a 2-year-old) you have to pay concession price for a seat for H&S reasons. If babies do get in free that's great but the stadium doesn't allow pushchairs or car seats in the stadium.

There definately should be more promotion and free tickets with the local school kids, RL is a big sport in this town and it's not promoted nearly enough. Just being aware of the sport isn't enough. Kids go home asking their parents if they can go to the match at the weekend the answer is usually 'no', especially in these credit-crunch times. However if kids go home asking with a couple of free tickets, that makes all the difference. People love feeling like they're getting something for nothing, even if it they end up having to pay in the end.

Merch-wise the shop could definately improve to allow supporters to do their own promoting. The afore-mentioned window stickers are a good idea as are an increased clothing range for women and children.

The club trying to get their mechandise into more shops is a good idea too. Asda in town has a good range of what the store stock and it opens up visibility of the club to people who wouldn't necessarily go to the club shop. Also it would be useful if other outlets sold match-day tickets and therefore promoted the games.

The only place you can buy Wolves stuff is in the shop & on line (haven't seen anything in ASDA lately). What about selling foam hands & other stuff outside the stadium on the South side on a match day, I seem to remember they did that for the Johns games & made a fortune

ASDA in Westbrook has a good selection of stuff you can get.

Agree with the bumper stickers. The only thing you can really get for a car is car flags and mini kits. What happened to the car-scarfs and the big stickers and stuff

They dont charge for infants, my 4 year old goes free every game

It's there, it's down the kids aisles as it's mainly stuff for kids.

Clearly with eyes down then.
One compliment to the website. They have [ufinally[/u put up a profile for Richard Mathers on the team page. Glad to make him feel welcome...