Earlier this evening I returned my ticket to the office as I am not driving all that way to watch uncomfortable followed by very cold rugby.
Laughed and then cried when I saw the acknowledgement reply which had the words The Home of World Class Rugby.
Tigers marketing department or brand developers as they like to call themselves should eat more beans, stare at the bean tins and absorb the nature of a truly world brand. How does the beans brand tin (which has 53% of the w orld market) say this to its purchasers and users.?
Had a warm reply from Paul Hayes. Thanks mate. You are doing your best but those who sign the television agreements are the people who ignore the mutuality of contract and allow the tv companies to have total control and become bullies.
Isambard wrote:Earlier this evening I returned my ticket to the office as I am not driving all that way to watch uncomfortable followed by very cold rugby.
Laughed and then cried when I saw the acknowledgement reply which had the words The Home of World Class Rugby.
What would you rather instead of 'The home of world class rugby'?!?!?!
the trouble with some of you you are like sheep if the match was at midnight without floodlights you would all turn up, we are not going as fed up watching boreing rugby
krwa wrote:the trouble with some of you you are like sheep if the match was at midnight without floodlights you would all turn up, we are not going as fed up watching boreing rugby
That's what being a fan is all about isn't it? Supporting your team, it is not the teams fault they are playing at this time,seems harsh to try punish them for something out of their control.If being the most succesfull team in the Premiership is boring,well if you're adamant,close the door on the way out.
"If you want entertainment, go to the theatre," says Edinburgh head coach Richard Cockerill. "Rugby players play the game to win.15/1/21.
What would you rather instead of 'The home of world class rugby'?!?!?!
Something that is honest and reflects the culture of the club.
It simply is not true and aspirations should be realistic if they are to have any meaning.
imho. I have always thought that the Leicester way is an honest way.
Marketing bull has no place in such a culture. I would prefer "European Champions 2000 and 2001." or "Premiership Winners x times." It should be truth not hyperbole.
It is in the same damp basket as using the word experience when they mean sponsor.It is very old fashioned and 90's.
eg I regularly have "a match day ball experience". It's when you take your eye off the ball in the Goldsmiths stand and it hits you. Ouch would be a better word, or gotcha.
Does it really matter in the whole scheme of rugby if Tigers describe themselves as the home of world class rugby.As a true supporter of Tigers you have had the chance to go to how many premiership finals? how many Heineken cup finals? and even an LV cup final.
Do you think the supporters of London Welch would even be commenting on such a trival matter as how there team is described when there are bigger rugby issues that are more important.
I realsie that everyone is entitled to their opinion but be realistic?
orld market) say this to its purchasers and users.?
