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15/12/2006, 2:25 AM
Student Mullet

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Originally Posted by dcfcsteve

Gutted. That'll probably be why we finished joint-top on points, have 2 trophies and are in setanta and Europe next season then.

Well done on keeping an accurate record of your double-figure attendances, and for giving the jacks a lick of paint once a year..... :rolleyes:

I can't help it if some other clubs are spending all there money chasing success while mine is investing in the future of the game. I feel like this process comes as a bit of recognition for us for not having 0.8% of our effort spent elsewhere

P.S. No one counts the league cup.
15/12/2006, 10:16 AM
geezer

the reason

i put that detail up here is for other supporters trusts,clubs to follow. If Limerick done that they could clear their fines arrears (4 hours work) but the major benefit is that people see that league of ireland supporters are truly passionate and that gains respect, markets our product and pushes money into clubs. Id love to be xmas shopping with the wife in Derry or Dublin or limerick and see a league club pushing its brand. I wouldnt pass without buying a momento, or lotto ticket.
15/12/2006, 10:18 AM
geezer

sligoman

btw sligoman, The Sligo supporters Trust have been very helpful to GUST and we trade info and make them aware of a good idea when we see it. It works both ways and I would like to thank the sligo lads for their help
15/12/2006, 10:43 AM
NY Hoop

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Originally Posted by geezer

Great to see a premiership club marketing its season ticket and merchandise offerings to the christmas market in the major shopping centres in Galway in association and alongside the Supporters Trust. I believe around 3k taken this evening alone. Not to mention the fact and impact this type of visible presence has on new immigrants into the community.

Fair play. Not the first time it's been done in Galway either.

For the umpteenth time there is no premiership.

KOH
15/12/2006, 12:33 PM
BohsFans

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Originally Posted by Student Mullet

Maybe that's why UCD and Galway are considered the two best run clubs in Ireland.

lol :D By whom?
15/12/2006, 12:37 PM
Conor H

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Originally Posted by BohsFans

lol :D By whom?

The IAG?
15/12/2006, 12:50 PM
dcfcsteve

Quote:

Originally Posted by Student Mullet

I can't help it if some other clubs are spending all there money chasing success while mine is investing in the future of the game. I feel like this process comes as a bit of recognition for us for not having 0.8% of our effort spent elsewhere

*Almost choking on his KFC...*

What money ?!?! Thank God we have UCD investing in and protecting the future of football ! Phew ! That letter of heartfelt thanks from the Brazilian people has probably just been held up on its way in the Christmas post.... :D

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Originally Posted by Student Mullet

P.S. No one counts the league cup.

I have no doubt UCD would've clung to it like it was the World Cup itself had yees somehow fluked your way to winning it last season ! I guess when you have a trophy cabinet as full as yours you can afford to pick and choose your silverware.... :rolleyes:
15/12/2006, 3:04 PM
Pablo

Amateurs the lot of ye! You need a City Cenntre Shop like Below ;)

http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k3...p/FullShop.jpg
15/12/2006, 3:25 PM
CharlesThompson

Yet another thread descends into petty squabble.
15/12/2006, 5:22 PM
Metrostars

Has anyone considered that maybe ideas like this earned Galway it's IAG rating?

This should not be a rivalry thing. All clubs should share ideas on how to sell more tickets, earn more money and raise the profile of the local game.
15/12/2006, 5:26 PM
BohsFans

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Originally Posted by CharlesThompson

Yet another thread descends into petty squabble.

I'm starting to notice a trend here with UCD fans!
15/12/2006, 6:10 PM
dcfcsteve

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Originally Posted by Metrostars

Has anyone considered that maybe ideas like this earned Galway it's IAG rating?

This should not be a rivalry thing. All clubs should share ideas on how to sell more tickets, earn more money and raise the profile of the local game.

The new Promotions Officer should be playing a central role in finding out what each club is doing that is good and replicable, and then communicating that out across the league on a regular basis.

Am I right in thinking that yer man thingmy isn't from a Marketing/PR/Communications/Promotions background though ?

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