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Btw how for example is the season ticket raffle going ?Last we heard, a meagre 66 punters
If I or perhaps many of the “reluctants” saw the money going in from a scheme starting to make a real difference to potential, then we’d chip in with decent sums.
Agree with Mallard. I’m speaking from a position of hypocrisy, but I believe the problem is psychological. If I or perhaps many of the “reluctants” saw the money going in from a scheme starting to make a real difference to potential, then we’d chip in with decent sums. However, if the number of participants and therefore input stays low, it feels psychologically that we might be throwing our hard earned down a hole. More hypocrisy from me there, because mine is no longer hard earned as I’m retired !
KES I agree it does seem like every fund raising initiative launched as a fund raiser seems to fall flat on his ass.Now would you suggest it’s down to the apathy toward a single ownershipModel with a dodgy history or just the Lynn fans not having the money to give? It is certainly a recurring theme that despite pulling in 1400 Fans it is a very tiny % of fans who are prepared to hand over more than just the admission fee
...Second, the Trust's season ticket scheme....rather low key, no real target too low aspiration level if 66 is deemed good...heck that's a profit of around £300....come on it's National League, not Sunday League ! Have considered making it 67 B and G and then giving ticket back if I win, but even tho hard up, think some small donation to the club might be more beneficial.