Re: Noble senses 'fear' that Toronto Wolfpack could reach SL : Mon Aug 13, 2018 12:37 am
bramleyrhino wrote: You just need to look at how they package the whole gameday experience. Take a look at their social media channels and see just how they build their home games into an event that people want to be at. Whether that's with the beer tents, the after-parties, the way they engage with venues around the city to create a buzz. It's all there. And that isn't just me looking at it through the lens of online - it's coming first hand from people who have been there. As for the media profile, they have a weekly slot on one of the major sports talk radio stations and there has been more written about Toronto in the media than all of the Championship clubs, and most SL clubs combined. They're a positive story, and RL sorely needs positive stories right now. Tell me, how many RL clubs were the focus of a column in The Guardian this week? On Saturday, there will be three games back-to-back on Sky Sports. That wouldn't be happening without expansion clubs. Seriously, what more do you want them "to bring"? If we were talking about a heartland club here, people would be waxing lyrical about how all clubs should be doing this. But because there's a body of water between them and their nearest club, they're a threat to certain clubs and so nothing that they achieve will ever be enough in the eyes of many on here. So you’ve been have you and seen all this with your own eyes? No thought not. That’s the problem with RL, full of fantasists who see what they want to see. |
bramleyrhino wrote: You just need to look at how they package the whole gameday experience. Take a look at their social media channels and see just how they build their home games into an event that people want to be at. Whether that's with the beer tents, the after-parties, the way they engage with venues around the city to create a buzz. It's all there. And that isn't just me looking at it through the lens of online - it's coming first hand from people who have been there. As for the media profile, they have a weekly slot on one of the major sports talk radio stations and there has been more written about Toronto in the media than all of the Championship clubs, and most SL clubs combined. They're a positive story, and RL sorely needs positive stories right now. Tell me, how many RL clubs were the focus of a column in The Guardian this week? On Saturday, there will be three games back-to-back on Sky Sports. That wouldn't be happening without expansion clubs. Seriously, what more do you want them "to bring"? If we were talking about a heartland club here, people would be waxing lyrical about how all clubs should be doing this. But because there's a body of water between them and their nearest club, they're a threat to certain clubs and so nothing that they achieve will ever be enough in the eyes of many on here. So you’ve been have you and seen all this with your own eyes? No thought not. That’s the problem with RL, full of fantasists who see what they want to see. |
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