Thanks for the nice comments about the Skolars website.

The club are really happy since we launched the new site some time ago now, really does have a big impact on fans/players/sponsors along with the club staff so they can be proud of what they have.

Not wanting to knock anything Skolars do or are doing as I want to see them succeed, but has it brought them huge success off the field? as many of us keep saying you can have the Best singing and dancing web site but if the product on the pitch is not right it is worth nothing.

Lets wait and see what the launch brings at the end of next week.

I do like the New home and away London Skolars strips, no shortage of sponsors? I see they have a different for away, this is something I suggested we should look at aiming more for the Northern market.

Really? All 750-1,250 of them? The club have a beta site that is basic and will do its job until the 27th when the new all singing all dancing site will be there for the masses. Again, I am not saying it is any way acceptable to still have a beta site up and running after 4 months, but it isn't a disaster. Emails, twitter and the book of faces have all been used, just not enough for some people.


The Dental Clinic must be fuming.....




Valid point and one I raised at the time, but still not as important as getting sponsors, arranging marketing etc...


Seriously..........where have these drifters and tyre kickers been over the last few years?


I suspect that the few back office staff left are having to prioritise tasks.......given that the same company as before are managing the on-line issues, I would hazzard a guess that the delay has more to do with finance than anything else......

..or steve at Code 13 as I suggested months ago.......I suspect there was a term contract in place with Sotic that couldn't be ended without consequence....just guessing though.

I can only guess, but I doubt the website of Harlequins Rugby League circa 2005-2011 generated 5% of the ticket and merchandise revenue taken over the phone, at the turnstyles or in the shop......in fact, I'd say it wouldn't have even contributed 2.5%


Interesting way to end a post started with the expression you chose......

Bottom line is that the club are paying heed to what is being said on here and elsewhere. I have repeatedly suggested that any existing or returning fan who has something to say or suggest contacts Gus and the club directly, but rather than do that, certain people are happy to continue to post snide remarks about anything from "their percieved late arrival of Season tickets" to the colours chosen by the club.

I repeat, for the umpteenth time...it is shocking that the web site isn't up and ready, but it is not a game changer either......

There are umpteen reasons why the website needs to be professional - everyone knows them.

Most importantly for a rebranded club looking to recruit business partners, I would expect it to be the first place a potential sponsor would look.

but according to Gutterfax there are no sponsors interested - so why bother?

As has already been demonstrated it's hard enough to convince barbecue-loving speedway fans to commit to RL never mind fans of proper sports with established teams.

The other problem is that the sport in general doesn't attract the biggest following. Put it another way were only getting about a fifth of the crowds the national side gets when it plays anywhere bar wembley.

The sport is in dire straits and needs a serious overhaul.