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Title: advertising hoardings
Post by: lebowski on Monday, December 17, 2007, 20:22:55
during saturday's game i managed to find the time to notice that the club had removed the "e-on" (fa cup sponsor) adverts from behind the goals, but hadn't bothered clustering the remaining hoardings back up together as they were previously, so we now have big empty un-populated advertising hoardings behind each goal.

pure laziness.

but on the bright side, the areas around the corner flags are now very well marketed.


Title: advertising hoardings
Post by: yeo on Monday, December 17, 2007, 20:25:53
I was thinking it might be nice to put our money where our mouth is and have a TEF advertising hoarding if the deal goes through.Unless they are silly money then fuck it. :D


Title: advertising hoardings
Post by: lebowski on Monday, December 17, 2007, 20:27:44
we're talking £'000s here.

pitch side adverts are worth more to the club than shirt sponsorship.


Title: advertising hoardings
Post by: yeo on Monday, December 17, 2007, 20:28:27
fuck it then :mrgreen:


Title: advertising hoardings
Post by: Bushey Boy on Monday, December 17, 2007, 20:28:37
Im gonna do some company ones I think


Title: advertising hoardings
Post by: Power to people on Monday, December 17, 2007, 20:29:05
I'm sure given time to asses the club then the marketing dept will be strengthend considerably by Fitton & Co as this is one area that we have been consistently crap in getting sponsorship etc

I suspect that Sarah will be left on her own though for a while as I would have thought Ben Lambert will be on the dole queue come Tuesday !!!


Title: advertising hoardings
Post by: yeo on Monday, December 17, 2007, 20:29:11
thats said the empty ones that are scattered everywhere are worth fuck all at the moment.


Title: advertising hoardings
Post by: Bushey Boy on Monday, December 17, 2007, 20:29:15
it was £250 a half season a few years back I thought?


Title: advertising hoardings
Post by: lebowski on Monday, December 17, 2007, 20:30:34
maybe. not anymore it isn't.

but, for example, you can pay and have the club sort out the actual hoarding, or pay less and provide it yourself.


Title: advertising hoardings
Post by: DV on Monday, December 17, 2007, 20:32:35
will they put up anything if someone pays for it?

like a glad to see you go Mike & Co one? would that be put up?


Title: advertising hoardings
Post by: Barry Scott on Monday, December 17, 2007, 20:36:05
I think they should get rid of the hoardings and dig an enormous deep moat around the pitch. Now it may sound silly, but players will fall in alot, which will be fun and in the summer, you could watch the football aboard a lilo. Could also provide extra revenue during the close season.


Title: advertising hoardings
Post by: Reg Smeeton on Monday, December 17, 2007, 20:44:35
Quote from: "Barry Scott"
I think they should get rid of the hoardings and dig an enormous deep moat around the pitch. Now it may sound silly, but players will fall in alot, which will be fun and in the summer, you could watch the football aboard a lilo. Could also provide extra revenue during the close season.


   I'm liking this idea....could be a bit like the pools they had in the West Indies for the cricket world cup.

   Could be linked in with the plan to restore the Wilts and Berks canal, and be used as a mooring for narrow boats.

   Had Killer Kilcline still been playing he could have lived at the CG rather than Lechlade.


Title: advertising hoardings
Post by: BANGKOK RED on Monday, December 17, 2007, 20:46:33
Quote from: "Barry Scott"
I think they should get rid of the hoardings and dig an enormous deep moat around the pitch. Now it may sound silly, but players will fall in alot, which will be fun and in the summer, you could watch the football aboard a lilo. Could also provide extra revenue during the close season.


Blighty's a bit cold for Lilo's for that though surely.


Title: advertising hoardings
Post by: yeo on Monday, December 17, 2007, 20:47:07
In the winter we could plan Ice skateing attacks on the away fans 8)


Title: advertising hoardings
Post by: BANGKOK RED on Monday, December 17, 2007, 20:47:38
Would the moat be heated?


Title: advertising hoardings
Post by: Reg Smeeton on Monday, December 17, 2007, 20:50:06
Quote from: "Oevil red"
In the winter we could plan Ice skateing attacks on the away fans 8)


   Yep....could be used for speed skating.  One Wilf O'Reilly..........


Title: advertising hoardings
Post by: Barry Scott on Monday, December 17, 2007, 20:52:49
See, the opportunities are endless. We could even have the Wildcats vs STFC.

Reg, you're on to something there. Boats could motor through during the match. For a fee of course.

Perhaps they could get a mooring season ticket? They could then come out on deck to watch the game, or watch from inside if it's cold, perhaps even sell their gypsy wares to the fans if we get too close. Kind of like a pitch side market.


Title: advertising hoardings
Post by: redbullzeye on Monday, December 17, 2007, 21:06:56
Quote from: "Barry Scott"
See, the opportunities are endless. We could even have the Wildcats vs STFC.

Reg, you're on to something there. Boats could motor through during the match. For a fee of course.

Perhaps they could get a mooring season ticket? They could then come out on deck to watch the game, or watch from inside if it's cold, perhaps even sell their gypsy wares to the fans if we get too close. Kind of like a pitch side market.


Now you're talking - put me down for a mooring season ticket and I'll promise not to hoist the mainsail during the match


Title: advertising hoardings
Post by: Reg Smeeton on Monday, December 17, 2007, 21:17:39
Quote from: "Barry Scott"
See, the opportunities are endless. We could even have the Wildcats vs STFC.

Reg, you're on to something there. Boats could motor through during the match. For a fee of course.

Perhaps they could get a mooring season ticket? They could then come out on deck to watch the game, or watch from inside if it's cold, perhaps even sell their gypsy wares to the fans if we get too close. Kind of like a pitch side market.


 Perhaps the whole CG area could be turned into a mini Venice......

  Fred Elliot could become Doge...and the women could follow classic Venetian fashion of teh 17th century of exposed breasts.

 We could then get a shot at revenge on Venezia for our 1-0 defeat away to them in the 94 Anglo italian, when travel by boat to the match was the only way of getting to the game.


Title: advertising hoardings
Post by: glos_robin on Monday, December 17, 2007, 23:12:44
I loved the way on Saturday that the Coca-Cola signs were covered by the Kingswood boards behind both goals. So during the game a bloke with a drill actually started swapping them around, took 5 blokes to do it mind. It was possibly the most embarrassing thing I've ever seen and shows how useless the sales & marketing manager is that he has 2 weeks to sort the boards and doesn't even do it.