Got sent two through the post yesterday.

It is a good effort by the club but at the moment even the celtic game is a big one, and i don't think i've been less enthusiastic about any game ,no offense meant to celtic .



The magic weekend is still a painful and expensive memory from last year; i think this years magic will have a far greater effect on the future attendance than any game promotion from the club .

Any hooo the sticker will probably end up in the back of my works vehicle and ill no doubt be sat silently through the celtic game wondering if i should get anther pint and listening to the happy clappers .

hes a great bloke mick, has the time of day for anyone and it is great to see someone so high up in the club is so down to earth!



i feel sorry for him the amount of stupids comments he recieves!

Somebody actually RANG UP about that seriously .

Can't see why it the "Big One". Your at opposite ends of the table, if it was Warrington or some other lowly team around the bottom of the table then it would be a "Big One".

All this was planned before the start of the season they don't just come up with the idea overnight

The point of the thread is that our marketing team and Mick Hogan are being let down by on field performances. We can plough as much money in marketing as we want, but unless the on the field results improve, it could lose us alot of money and support in so many ways.



These pre-meditated marketing ideas would work had we met expectations, but we're not and something has to be done about it.

Agreed, but how can you plan your marketing year out if you waiting for performances to turn around? You have to plan months in advance for everything, look at the kit as an example.

I meant we have to do something about the on field performances, not marketing.



The marketing is best in Super League and one of the best things about Wigan Rugby League.

Your right, all the marketing in the world isnt going to stop a low attendence this coming sunday against Celtic.

I thought it was a very good idea and some of the offers made were quite good.



Mick Hogan is doing a great job.

You did give the impression that we weren't suppose to market the club until we began to play well though.



If anything, the fact that we are playing poor warrants the push on crowds.

Its the Big One because its my birthday