Quote ="Trinity info HUB"I'll partake but it's two way deal and I'd like something in return
Effectively if I buy a drink from you I won't buy one from the club. I haven't got a huge issue with that, it's a choice issue for everyone.
So to get my money I want to see your venue pushing the club (as you seem to want to) both inside and out. Won't cost you loads. A large banner outside facing Barnsley Road supporting the club. Inside say a dozen framed images (A3and A2 SIZE) dotted around the place, including behind the bar.
Don't know if you are able to do that but if you can here's an offer
I'll do you the A3 and A2 prints for free (you'll have to buy the frames).
I'll design the banner for free, but you'll have to get it made.
I'll ask the club if they have any memorabilia they can spare.
You could be onto something if you get it right. The old Graziers on Donny road used to be buzzing on match days, and was effectively the de-facto club pub, even the team used to drink there, although I suspect that last one is now a thing of the past.
Trinity have a hard core of about 3,000, if just 300 (10% of those) go out of there way to go to a Trinity pub, you've done well.
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Now then, I don't mind this at all.
We are owned and operated by Marstons and as such, there are certain company standards that we have to observe, however I would love to get involved in some of this. As it happens I had a signwriter in this week to adorn one of the walls with Trinity badges and we do have some things relating to the club already on display but I would love to add to that.
I am more than happy to work with you on this, the banner may be the most difficult element to swing from a company perspective but I am happy to collaborate on the design and find something that works.
Prints, definitely, particularly anything relating to the club's heritage. It would have to be A3 to remain consistent with other prints and posters we have.
Anything official from the club such as signed shirts/team photos etc I would love to have on display!
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- what can you get away with?
