Brew wrote:Widnes may throw in the towel and stop producing their own programme. http://www.widnesvikings.co.uk/view_news.php?ID=453 Thing is, Presuming they're selling the copys of Game On they have to buy, who's going to buy 2 programmes for 1 game. [/quote] Shame the fans aren't buying the club programme in sufficient quantities. I know which I'd buy given the choice and it wouldn't be 'Game On'.

Brew wrote:Widnes may throw in the towel and stop producing their own programme. http://www.widnesvikings.co.uk/view_news.php?ID=453 Thing is, Presuming they're selling the copys of Game On they have to buy, who's going to buy 2 programmes for 1 game. [/quote] Shame the fans aren't buying the club programme in sufficient quantities. I know which I'd buy given the choice and it wouldn't be 'Game On'.

Shame the fans aren't buying the club programme in sufficient quantities. I know which I'd buy given the choice and it wouldn't be 'Game On'.[/quote]
Our club are a case in point - I've only known one person actually buy the Game On magazine, and that was the first week of the season. Would much rather read about my own club and the game in question, to be honest.

While it is a shame there isn't a bit more Fax related content I have found that "Game On" lasts me longer than the old program which I could read in the half time break and gives a bit of a heads up on the other teams. My least favourite bit is Jon Wilkin's ambassador column, it just reads like it's come from a SL program and they've remembered to throw in a bit of NL at the end. On the whole I quite like "Game On".