I work for a well known high street financial services company and ran the Foxy bingo idea past them in a joint promotion with taking out a new credit card etc. Whilst they were happy to be involved in any way they could, they were reluctant to be seen to be supporting gambling and the conversation did not go further. However, there may be other companies in the market place who may be more supportive. I recollect one post stating that work colleagues would not get involved as it meant divulging bank details but if a new card was taken out to use specifically for the Foxy offer and then immediately cut up/destroyed would that encourage them to help?

However, moving forward, would it be possible to work with a credit card provider who could provide cashback/rewards which go to the club rather than the individual. The card could carry the club logo, as well as the providers name. One of the leading comparison website indicates: 'The top credit card rewards schemes pay you £3 for every £100 spent on them, an easy way to make £100s or £1,000s a year just by changing plastic.' I would quite happily use such a card with the bonus going to the club without any direct payment from me. Yes, I would 'lose' the cashback but would I really notice it? This has the added advantage that the club appears to have a historical following and supporters/followers who have moved away and cannot attend matches could take out a card and 'do their bit'

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www.bradfordbulls.co.uk/news/art ... a-sell-out I’ve mentioned this before but could something like this be a goer with respect to an additional revenue generating mechanism for the club. Personally I don’t care for the polyester replicas that all clubs sell so I generally don’t bother buying one but I wound be interested in a good quality (cotton) heritage shirt and I guess I wouldn’t be alone.

www.bradfordbulls.co.uk/news/art ... a-sell-out I’ve mentioned this before but could something like this be a goer with respect to an additional revenue generating mechanism for the club. Personally I don’t care for the polyester replicas that all clubs sell so I generally don’t bother buying one but I wound be interested in a good quality (cotton) heritage shirt and I guess I wouldn’t be alone.

Suggested also back on 12th September surely if it works at Bradford with all the uncertainty around their club it'll work at ours with optimism for the season ahead?

Yes we are still discussing with council. I think once season actually kicks in it will give us more time to press other matters. This month is all about trying to stage a game day!!