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At Station Road last night there were leaflets handed out to all spectators, and they were asked to rate various things about the club out of 5. Where they handed out at other games over the weekend? I think its a briliant idea to get ideas on what to improve on.
Yeah, Mooney was at Belfield on Friday. It's been going the past couple of weeks at various grounds.
Mooney handed out his satisfaction survey leaflets as soon as we went 2-0 up on bohs :D
Also handed out in Dundalk on Thursday night.
Yes these were handed out in Tolka the friday before last at the SRFC v Waterford match. Recal one of the questions related to the state of el grounds, as it happens match was abandoned as there was fears a floodlight might fall down !
In all fairness I've been following LoI since the early 80s and no on has bothered to ask me once what my opinion on the league was so this should be welcomed providing there is a plan put in place to adress the issues that will be raised.
As an aside, when will the new stand go up in Station road and are there any pics of what it will look like?
I havnt really got a clue about the new stand in Station Road to be honest. I heard that it was going to be in at the start of April, then May etc. so dont know if its even still on the cards. But even if it does come, its going to be 2 temporary stands on the far side of the ground, similiar to the ones used in the Ryder Cup.
I asked on the survey if it could be made obligatory for the National team to play an EL select every year, it can only improve the exposure
Very good idea!!:D:)Quote:
Originally Posted by hoopy
In other league worldwide you get searched before you go into ground for bottles, glass, sharp objects etc- at Belfield on Friday spectators were being handed out free razors as they went into the gournd as part of a Gillette promotion. :p
They were handed out at the Bray Sligo game but there was noone around to collect them after the game. :confused:
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Originally Posted by superfrank
Actually that's not correct. We had 4 people handing them out and collecting them at half time and as people were leaving the match. Most people we asked to fill in the surveys actually said no.
That's to be expected though Roo. If you were out somewhere and were asked to fill in a form you mightn't bother. Anyone with any suggestions on their mind would have taken the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roo69
Did anyone complement your free kit-kat with a cup of tea policy? It's one of my favourite things about Bray.
:D Bad news..... the ladies don't do tea or coffee there anymore! but we do have a lovely mobile hot food unit just inside the turnstiles that serves burgers, hot dogs, pizza etc...Quote:
Originally Posted by Bald Student
Boo!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Roo69
You've lost yourselves €1.50 in revenue next Tuesday. I hope you're there with your suggestion box, I'll be the angry looking bald fella in a blue shirt.
I was not asked to hand mine back even though I walked around for a bit after the game up by the offices and the toilets with the thing in my hand. So if they people were out they weren't doing a good job at collecting them, imo. Most of the fans would be in the main stand and they'd leave through the exit beside the offices but there was noone there when I left.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roo69
There were 520 at Belfield on Friday, and I heard someone say 220 forms were received back.
That would be me. Mooney said it himself.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
I saw no-one collecting them at half and there was nobody at the gate as I left, apart from John Brady canvessers...Quote:
Originally Posted by superfrank
We are getting people to return them by using them to pull out one at half time to be entered into our big draw for tickets to the next Rep of Ireland game in Croke Park.
Am I the only one who skim read that as money first time out?Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
Yep..
Does anyone think it would be a good idea if the various clubs let punters in for free for one match to guage the size of potential support?
I know this would be a financial strain for clubs but if clubs can get good crowds to come to the free match they'll know who their potential support are and can then target whatever marketing resources are available on them rather than the current tactic of blanket coverage that's not encouraging new fans to come to matches.
Yeah Id say its worth a shot, but I dont know if every club could afford it..