Admission Prices/ Marketing

[Guest]

Back to the point...<p>I remember some time in the early 90s we did used to put up posters in places all over town, offering the shops a mention in the match day program in return. That worked on the theory of grabbing a pile of posters, and asking around the shops where you lived. Local shops are as good a place to advertise as the town centre, as you can guarantee that almost everyone who goes there is a St. Albans resident.<p>If I remember correctly, the 3 newsagents around the new greens\batchwood area were very willing to help.

[R Zimmerman]

I have actually seen some posters advertising fixtures in petrol stations around the outside of the City.

[Guest]

<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr>he will bring the success our great club deserves <hr></blockquote><p>Lee, if I've told you once, I must have told you a hundred times, will you please cease from p.ssballing about on the St.Albans City website trying to cause trouble. They are not our

great club; our club is Enfield Town F.C. and don't you forget it.<p>If you really do have that much time on your hands, do you think you could please do something more useful with it, like spending a little more time helping us establish a new home for the club. I trust you will pay heed to my request because should this behaviour persist, I will have no alternative but to put forward a resolution for you to be removed from the ETSS Ground Committee at the next committee meeting.

[Guest]

Lee<p>How many times have I told you, stop putting messages on the internet. Do you want us to lock you away again?

[Guest]

Couldn't have put it better myself, David (even though I have no idea who you are). VOTE TREVOR! (even though that's not my real name - and no, my real name isn't Lee either)