Who owns the rights to the old 'Wally Lewis Is Coming!' fanzine now? We could reprint the full run of the original in a book, or, to cut on costs, eBook to raise some funds.

Totally agree with the rebranding the wildcats is a daft add on which isn't needed. We can still have daddy cool for the kids but rebrand back to the world famous brand that is Wakefield Trinity RLFC and would start a new beginning.

We've only got marginally more than that willing to stump up £2 a week so it will be a major task to find that many willing to part with a grand.

Sorry mate, have to disagree....although I would have to include myself as part of the old school, having supported the club for 40 years, we have to be realistic about this...it's 2013, not 1985, and times have changed.

Branding is as important as anything these days, and that is what has helped to increase our fan base over the past few seasons.

Look at what Salford have just done .. ( I accept that they have got a few squillion extra in the bank than what we have), but renaming/rebranding the club won't have cost them a great deal, and is likely to bring in the crowds (along with one or two extra quality players of course), but I think I have made my point ??

Sack elston?

As well as season ticket, could they not create some sort of members club in which you get... say, that weeks game on DVD, a programme, discount vouchers, news letters, match reports on all age groups, events happening around town etc etc, pay a monthly subscribtion to it and it affords you the same benefits as a season ticket holder?

Cater for people who can't make matches due to work or distance



Employ a few people on minimum wage to stand in town next to a kiosk that paper sellers have promoting the game for the week, get the players to do workshops through the week after training, after all you are paying them to work for you, do this with all ages even adults, charge a small cost, £5 a head.



Sell tickets with the winner able to join in training sessions or sit in the changing room at a game, run a tag tournament in the off season with the winner winning a prize of playing a tag game v a select few of the first team, open it up to Cas and Fev fans too make it a joint venture and split the profits 3 ways.



Run a competition with a fee to enter for designing the home and away kit and training gear.

Just a quick thought...What about getting fans who have business websites to create an advertisement/back link to the WTW website (give the club more exposure to UK businesses); if the WTW website increases its traffic run payed banner ad advertising etc...



What about organising some events to use the ground in the off season...e.g. music event (anyone know the cribs not my cup of tea but Wakefield lads might do the club a freebie!!), pre season training camps, xmas german market!!! Just firing a few off but you never know...Leeds German market is tiny but the beer tent is absolutely rammed

Join club 1873 and get as many more as possible to join, Come on people you know it makes sense.

Don't disagree but I think Disney Cat is looking at a quick way to raise £400,000 which his idea achieves.



Many years ago I took Life Membership for £500 which was a lot of money to me and at a time when we looked like going under and I certainly had my monies worth so it would be a bargain.



I think there may be merit in looking into this idea as I'm sure there would be a few take it up.

lots of people are saying join the lottery or join club 1873. I have no idea how to do either. And if i dont, hundreds of others wont either (remember on here we are the huge minority of Wakey fans). Next season there should be a highly visable tent/office where people can join on matchdays and get a leaflet on where their money will be spent (player retention, youth systems etc)

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Or just go into one of the three shops, Mabel, I'm sure they'll be happy to take your money off you !!!!!