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Posters for the Charlton match

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We need to get a decent amount printed up and to get them posted around town(With permission of course). If the club is not going to do it us supporters might aswell do it.


I hear what you're saying...

Unfortunately from the club office, Rachel goes on holiday today, Greg is on holiday and that leaves Cheryl.

Another thing for me to look into on the operational side when I start. But a great contribution from a MyFC member volunteering his services for free, this sort of thing is where I hope we can really take advantage in the future!
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I hope they push Fleet leisure Membership on the family day. It Would help out with running costs and cut the loses. Stating the obvious I know. If the club can attract more family groups to Fleet leisure, it could help out in the long term, with the lack of supporters at the ground.

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Yorkfox

 

A Couple of years back used to design, print (A3) and get posters distributed round the pubs. I used to send the posters round in poster tubes as this saved time.

 

Maybe this is something the Club could do themselves? Below is a list of 50 odd pubs that previously agreed to display them. Some of the Pubs may have changed name etc but most are still correct.

 

If the Club takes it upon themselves to distribute posters to the pubs experience tells me they *do* need to enclose a letter encouraging the pubs to display the posters. It would probably look better coming from the Chief Exec. Occassional Free Complimentary tickets for the pubs also helps them to display posters regularly.

 

At the end of the day its relatively cheap and free advertising. If you wanted to discuss this further then you can email me at ccaajmm@ucl.ac.uk. Cheers

 

Pubs that previously agreed to display Fixture Posters:

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The Amazon & Tiger, Harvel Street, Meopham, Kent. DA13 ODE

The Bat and Ball, 113 Wrotham Road, Gravesend, Kent. DA11 0QP

Battle of Britain, Coldharbour Road, Northfleet, Kent. DA11 8NT

Black Rose, 47 Arthur Street, Gravesend, Kent. DA11 0PR

The British Tar, 15 Milton Road, Gravesend, Kent. DA12 2RF

Canal Tavern, Canal Road, Gravesend, Kent. DA12 2RS

The Colyer Arms, Station Road, Southfleet, Kent. DA13 9PA

Cooperfields, Gravesend Road, Shorne, Kent.

The Cricketers, Meopham Green, Wrotham Road, Meopham, Kent. DA13 OQA

Darnley Arms, Trafalgar Road, Gravesend, Kent. DA11 0QA

The Echo, 24 Old Road East, Gravesend, Kent. DA12 1NR.

Earl Grey, Vale Road, Gravesend, Kent. DA11 8BP

Edinburgh Castle, 6 The High Street, Northfleet, Kent. DA11 9HB

Elephants Head, 106 London Road, Northfleet, Kent. DA11 9LZ

The Forresters Arms, 150 Parrock Street, Gravesend, Kent. DA12 1ER

The George Inn, Wrotham Road, South Street, Meopham, Kent

The Golden Lion, Luddesdown Road, Luddesdown, Gravesend, Kent. DA13 0XE

Gravesend Boat, Leander Drive, Gravesend, Kent. DA12 4NQ

Green Man, Longfield Hill, Longfield, Kent. DA8 7AS

Jolly Drayman Wellington Street , Gravesend, Kent. DA12 1JA

The Kings Arms Restaurant, Meopham Green, Wrotham Road, Meopham Kent. DA13 OQB

Kings Head, 8-9 King Street, Gravesend, Kent. DA12 2EB.

Manor Shades, Manor Road, Gravesend, Kent. DA12 1AA

The Millers Cottage, 31 Shrubbery Road, Gravesend, Kent. DA12 1JW

Milton Ale Shades, 25-26 East Milton Road, Gravesend, Kent. DA12 2JL

The Old Prince of Orange, 1 Old Road East, Gravesend, Kent. DA12 1NJ

The Peacock, 78 Peacock Street, Gravesend, Kent. DA12 1EG

Pelham Arms, 189 Old Road West, Gravesend, Kent. DA11 0LT

Three Daws Town Pier, Gravesend, Kent. DA11 0BJ

The Pilot, East Terrace, Gravesend, Kent. DA12 2DB

The Queens Head, 39 The Hill, Gravesend, Kent. DA11 9EX

The Railway Bell, 1-2 Anglesea Place, Gravesend, Kent. DA11 0RR

The Railway Inn, Sole Street, Cobham, Kent

The Rose and Crown, 32 The Street, Shorne, Kent. DA12 3EA

See-Ho, Peartree Lane, Shorne, Kent

The Ship Inn, Red Street, Southfleet, Kent. DA13 9NS

Somerset Arms, 10 Darnley Road, Gravesend, Kent. DA11 0RU

The Trocadero, 168 Windmill Street, Gravesend, Kent. DA12 1AH

Bar24, 24 Stone Street, Gravesend, Kent. DA11 ONP

The Villager, The Bay, Vigo, Kent. DA13 OTD

The Windmill Tavern, 45 Shrubbery Road, Gravesend, Kent. DA12 1JW

Ye Olde Coach & Horses Inn, 25 The Hill, Northfleet, Kent. DA11 9EU

Ye Olde Leather Bottle, Dover Road Northfleet , Kent. DA11 9PH

The Ascot Arms, Central Avenue, Gravesend, Kent. DA12 5AW

The Grapes, 153 Milton Road, Gravesend, Kent. DA12 2RG

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Originally Posted By: BustaGut
I hope they push Fleet leisure Membership on the family day. It Would help out with running costs and cut the loses. Stating the obvious I know. If the club can attract more family groups to Fleet leisure, it could help out in the long term, with the lack of supporters at the ground.


Why? Fleet Leisure has nothing to do with the club.
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Before The club took it over it was very successful it was also very popular.If you wanted a membership you had to be proposed. I heard that it changed when the Club took over and people left as they were not keen on the way the club was run. To build it back up and make a success of it again would benefit the club I would suggest.

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...yep in the old days there was indeed a waiting list and it took years to get in assuming you could get proposed etc. However in those days it was a big concern and charged real (cheap) club prices hence why it was so popular. It also had the biggest Nov 5th fireworks for miles around at the time and used to have events every weekend in the hall. It was run by a "committee" I think as it associated with Bowater Scott for many years before all that got restructured.

I don't think those days will be seen again but it could certainly offer more than it does now if properly run and marketed I would think. It has a tired, dying on its a*** feel nowadays and I would expect that at best it only breaks even.

I think "we" actually lease it from the council now?

 

 

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Would be a good idea if the club/Fleet Leisure promoted it as a venue to watch those televised away games during the week. Special beer prices till first goal etc might attract fans who can't get to far-flung grounds midweek.

 

HOWEVER - if they show HOME games on the telly, beer should be put UP so people go to ground instead!!

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