get down early and watch the army RA and a cas area select team play!!! I might even get my pink boots out just for Paddock

Kick off 5 pm bit early but could be a good game

This was in my paper edition! A half page no less, I nearly fell off my seat. Yes, lets put the word out everywhere possible.

Standard on board, New ceo with Balls. 1/2 page spreads. All we need now is win at wakey to get a good report in forementioned paper and bingo. Even our native cockney Kiwi might be happy.

Needs all the supporters to push it as well imo. Posters on here keep saying this is what the club/rfl need to do and that the previous strategy is wrong - well now they have done it so everyone needs to get family friends and acquaintances to take the plunge. If only 2,500 turn up I don't know where we go from here, bearing in mind season ticket holders are counted.

OK....The Club/RFL kicked down the door....point is, someone has managed it and they should be given a medal.

To answer the question on data ownership...both the standard AND the Club will get the data.......I suspect a fair amount of it will be for rented accommodation in the Shepherds Bush area or for houses with a WF10 postcode, but who cares...with 5,000 freebies we could be looking at an 8k gate.

I hope your right, but I fear it will be more like 5/6k

There was a poster on the giveaway boxes too, which is how I learned about it. I had given up on the Standard, as they have given us no mentions at all so far this season, unlike Wycombe Wasps, Watford Saracens and Reading Irish. Hopefully, money will talk from now on.

Still an improvement on 2500 - 3000

Delighted Quins have done this. I'm coming down regardless. Hope a few Cas fans get their mits on a freebie or 2. Going to London on a friday night isn't particularly feasible for most people, so it's a tough effort. Looking forward to the 2 games, lots of ale and hopefully 2 points. Win or lose we're on the booooze!

Just remeber its 2,500 pairs of tickets not 5,000 single tickets.

Is there a difference

You only need 2500 individuals to apply for it to be fully subscribed - not 5000.



I was pleasantly surprised to see this in the Standard last night too. It was hard to miss.