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jaysay 24-02-2011 10:16

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Originally Posted by Stanleymad (Post 886702)
Oh let us turn it a bit more on a tighter squeeze it it comes out tother end:D

Yes im a rhyming slang witch :p

Not as you'd notice:D

Long time red 24-02-2011 10:54

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The weekly draw at its height had around 2000 members at £1 per week for this I understand that the club received 60 /65% say £1300 52 WEEKS A YEAR. The downside was that it needs collecting + new members need to be found to replace natural wastage. The fact that it was connected to another club is irellievent. This type of draw is not only aimed at the supporters but at every household in the area. so therefore the bigger the prize the bigger the bait.
Macca's club house draw would never raise this type of money, nor would our present commercial team who are all Don's people full of big ideas with little sunstance i'm affraid ( I exclude the guy in the shop from this as he seems to get plenty of praise) We seem to have missed the boat on so many levels, back to basics boys get your arses out there and earn your money.

maccawozzagod 24-02-2011 11:05

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I wasnt meaning a club house draw Dave, pretty much the same as it is now/was with the exception that we do the running of it in return for being able to offer local winners rather than ones all over the North of England.

Yes, to begin with the prizes would be smaller as £2k a week income could only offer £500 jackpot - however I'm thinking along the lines that if you know people who have won you are much more inclined to enter. When we first began the Gold Bond we only had average crowds around the 500 mark and couldn't possibly have dreamed about average crowds at 1600 +. We now have a bigger market than we did and possibly more collectors available to push it.

maccawozzagod 24-02-2011 11:06

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I believe the income dropped to around £1200 a week 18 months ago, but I'm not sure whether it has increased/decreased since

Exile on Spencer St 24-02-2011 12:38

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Seven days !
Is this going to be the 'next week' we've been waiting for ?

Fourth official 24-02-2011 12:43

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What do we think before Saturday's game, a minutes silence or a round of applause !!:rolleyes:

Greeny 24-02-2011 12:52

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I think three cheers would be good , but will he go quietly? I don't think so, I reckon he will want the earth for his shares .I won't hold my breathe butkeep my fingers crossed that the news really is acurate.

Long time red 24-02-2011 12:59

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Macca the thing about the existing weekly draw ( if run properly) means that you aren't hitting the speccys but the people of Accy. How many houses are there between The Crown and say Highams these should all be canvassed.
That way you leave the regulars with an extra pound for Liz's 50/50 or whatever. We should maximise every opportunity no club will ever survive on gate money. Certainly not at £6+ per game for season tickets.

Pendle Red 24-02-2011 17:47

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Long Time Red is correct in a lot of ways wth revenue streams

The weekly draw is a win win or should be for the Club the more folk in it the bigger the kick back

Localising it at the moment there are probably reasons for it maybe needing agents to run it?

I am a member of a few different local groups who have members draws weekly & monthly and they provide as Macca says Localised winners which in turn generates it's own publicity and keeps it's loyalty base whilst continuing to ensure they grow providing bigger prizes and more income revenue.

Maybe it is something that could be really pushed & worked upon with a "Community Club" in that part of any membership could maybe become an integral part of an income generator.

stanleyhouse 24-02-2011 21:24

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I can't believe that the biggest and best news story that has hit our club in ages has turned into a debate about the pros and cons of the weekly draw!!!

maccawozzagod 24-02-2011 21:27

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ha ha!

are you joining the new one then?

lancsdave 24-02-2011 21:33

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Originally Posted by stanleyhouse (Post 886876)
I can't believe that the biggest and best news story that has hit our club in ages has turned into a debate about the pros and cons of the weekly draw!!!


If the club were quick enough there could be a special draw for the date & time for when it all becomes official :)

cashman 24-02-2011 21:38

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Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 886881)
If the club were quick enough there could be a special draw for the date & time for when it all becomes official :)

Or they could run a sweep- listing Date n Time.:D

Chimer 24-02-2011 21:41

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 886884)
Or they could run a sweep- listing Date n Time.:D

Can I have "next week" please?

lancsdave 14-03-2011 11:59

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Originally Posted by maccawozzagod (Post 886660)
As for the weekly draw, i've never liked it. I think that the main benefit of how it is at the moment is that the club do not have to do much regarding the organising of it. But I would certainly prefer a draw that is actually made at the club (half-time) and where the winners are all local. Does anybody think that the draw, with lower 'jackpots' but local winners would encourage more or less entrants?


Nice little bonus for Blackpool players in this weeks winners :D

£200L.1901 - Players PoolMr I Holloway


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