I reckon half naked women with painted on Quins shirts throwing rugby balls on a Friday and Saturday night outside the pubs and refusing any male advances saying "you want to chat me up then do it at the stoop"

Plus free beer


job done

possibly free Warburtons bread and crumpets

I agree about the bread and crumpets......they are possible but the rest........spot on!

Haha, my mates got the crumpets at the Wires match, along with the supporters shirts that they were selling off on the cheap...fully converted Quins fans now!

I'm no expert in marketing but imo a voucher giving entry for say £2 providing you enter your contact details on the back. Only for games against (for want of a better word) lesser teams who, (a) you have a realistic chance of beating and (b) your crowds are at their worst.

Hopefully as well as boosting crowds for certain games you might end up with a few contact details to offer promotions to in the future.

As you may have guessed from my username i now live in Eastbourne. I work on the trains and regularly see quite a few in quins RU shirts travelling long distance from areas such as Haywards Heath and Crawley travelling to RU games. Potential fans are out there if your club can convince them to come.

Brighton & Hove Albion have a sposership deal with Southern trains which offers free travel to home games within a certain area. The match ticket is the train ticket on the day. Maybe a similar arrangement with Southwest trains is possible?

Some good ideas there.

Great idea and great post, if you changed the price a little you could sell it as
"Come and see Quins for a quid!"

Would mean that the punter feels like they are buying a product, or some ST holders might even splash out a fiver and take 5 friends along who would enjoy the game

If this is too much like giving away freebies could always just limit it to kids like west ham did a few years ago with their kids for a quid promos
And the club regards u21s as kids this year so perhaps a few students from st marys might come along as a cheap nights entertainment

agreed

All will be ignored though

you think?

What is it with you and trains GF!

In Aus they do train and entry ticket packages for some RL games.

Until last April, I had never driven a car in my life.........so knowing what train goes where and at what "scheduled" times was important to me as it's how I got around. Same with buses and tubes.



That's a good idea.....maybe we could incorporate a ticket holder as well

Never got lost on it.....did do a couple of laps whislt snoring my head off though and I believe I must hold the record for return trips on the District Line whilst snoozing....Monument - Ealing Broadway - Upminster - Ealing Broadway - Upminster -Ealing Broadway - Upminster!

Must say....driving has opened my eyes.......good job too

Titans is free trains,and free buses are laid on at certain points to get fans to the stadium if you have purchased a ticket,although i have never seen a driver etc request to see a ticket,mainly because its impossible to park near Skilled park,the police set up a perimeter.Think the Brisbane Broncos do a similar thing,drops you right off at Suncorp stadium.

Bill-How is that funded?

You cant imagine TFL doing it for free!!

I think you want/need the Aus/kiwi expat community to get involved??

Twickenham is a bit of a hike from central London where most reside, especially night games

That's been tried so many times. From my experience most Aussies and Kiwis think Super League is not worth the effort.

What is the betting more Ex pat crims turn up for the HKA/Mason freak show than any other game this season.

well...I for one would be using his being at HKA as a marketing tool...........so I would hope to see a decent crowd for that game

I still think it should be naked chicks

lets hope th new CEO is reading hey

The RFL get the idea, i'm a genius

I may be wrong but pretty sure the Qld State government foot the bill for it! The buses and trains have always been free to the footy as long as ive been here.In the case of the Titans,there is nowhere to park near the ground,you need a residents permit to get past the police perimeter on game days! Think most big events in (SE)Queensland are the same,rock concerts,motor racing etc,free travel.

Serious investment and a winning team with marquee players. Any of you lot millionaires?

Cowboys had a free shuttle from the centre of Townsville, even with what looked like plenty of available parking - probably a good job given the amount of Bundy & Coke being consumed...