Copa Eagle
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apparently on the twitter site weve just officialy reached 6000 members !
membership numbers
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Berkeley_Eagle
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We've officially passed 6000 members! Thanks to everyone who's signed up! Battle of the beaches ends tomorrow! #weneedyou
so that would mean our weekly total should be about 1100 then
by manlyseaeagles
We've officially passed 6000 members! Thanks to everyone who's signed up! Battle of the beaches ends tomorrow! #weneedyou
so that would mean our weekly total should be about 1100 then
Copa Eagle
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what were our numbers last year B.E ?
Berkeley_Eagle
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Winging it
Membership battle heats up
THE Manly Warringah Sea Eagles will continue to target schools across the northern beaches and north shore over the coming week in their bid to lift their membership numbers.
The Sea Eagles have signed more than 1000 new members, young and old, over the past week.
The club is currently vying for $10,000 from the NRL in their Battle of the Beaches membership race with the Roosters and Sharks.
The competition ends this afternoon with the Sea Eagles cracking 6000 members late yesterday, and closing the gap on the Roosters (6136).
“It’s been a great success,†Sea Eagles official Peter Peters said of Manly’s membership recruitment drive.
“We will be hitting the schools this week and we are expecting a lot more members to join.â€Â
The Sea Eagles will visit schools in Narraweena, Mona Vale, Northbridge and Chatswood today, and drop in to schools in country NSW across the weekend.
For membership information, log on to: mwse.com.au or contact the Sea Eagles via phone on 9970 3000.
http://manly-daily.whereilive.com.au/sport/story/membership-battle-heats-up/
THE Manly Warringah Sea Eagles will continue to target schools across the northern beaches and north shore over the coming week in their bid to lift their membership numbers.
The Sea Eagles have signed more than 1000 new members, young and old, over the past week.
The club is currently vying for $10,000 from the NRL in their Battle of the Beaches membership race with the Roosters and Sharks.
The competition ends this afternoon with the Sea Eagles cracking 6000 members late yesterday, and closing the gap on the Roosters (6136).
“It’s been a great success,†Sea Eagles official Peter Peters said of Manly’s membership recruitment drive.
“We will be hitting the schools this week and we are expecting a lot more members to join.â€Â
The Sea Eagles will visit schools in Narraweena, Mona Vale, Northbridge and Chatswood today, and drop in to schools in country NSW across the weekend.
For membership information, log on to: mwse.com.au or contact the Sea Eagles via phone on 9970 3000.
http://manly-daily.whereilive.com.au/sport/story/membership-battle-heats-up/
Copa Eagle
Reserve Grader
lets just hope we keep growing !
It's a great initiative.
Giving away memberships to younger people, in the hope they get hooked and then become paying members later in life.
AND, even if they dont get much money from it, just imagine if those 1000 kids bring along mum and dad to a few games....suddenly 3000 more through the game (2000 of whom will have paid).
Who cares give EVERY child in the Northern Beaches a membership!
Giving away memberships to younger people, in the hope they get hooked and then become paying members later in life.
AND, even if they dont get much money from it, just imagine if those 1000 kids bring along mum and dad to a few games....suddenly 3000 more through the game (2000 of whom will have paid).
Who cares give EVERY child in the Northern Beaches a membership!
Brookie4eva
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Anyone who has Nieces, Nephews, Friends kids, just sign them up if they're under 9.
Copa Eagle
Reserve Grader
ive done my neice and nephew its up everyone else out there now !
I have just joined up my wife and she goes for Collingwood!! (bloody Victorians!!!)
Berkeley_Eagle
Current Status: 24/7 Manly Fan
so this means we would be close to 7000 now
Copa Eagle
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7000 would be awesome in the scheme of things ! hats off to the membership staff !
Berkeley_Eagle
Current Status: 24/7 Manly Fan
Sharks Fans Unite To Claim Battle Of The Beaches
4/02/2011 6:34:30 PM
http://www.sharks.com.au/default.aspx?s=article-display&id=33224&title=sharks-fans-unite-to-claim-battle-of-the-beaches
In a galvanising show of support, the Hisense Cronulla Sharks have had endured a club record membership growth to claim the Battle of the Beaches Premiership.
In the space of five days, the Sharks have more than doubled their total membership base, suggesting that support of the black, white and blue still burns strong.
Kicking off the race with the launch of the Father-Son Membership and an inspirational message from Club Legend David Peachey, the Sharks then took to the streets and the Cronulla Mall/Esplanade in a local call to arms.
Fans then flocked to Harvey Norman Caringbah with the launch of the Harvey Norman Bays before Jeremy Smith and Paul Gallen rounded out the week by chatting with the Sharks 18,000 Facebook fans as part of the Facebook Frenzy drive.
"This is great for the club... Everyone has contributed and it's a great boost for us," Sharks head coach, Shane Flanagan, said.
4/02/2011 6:34:30 PM
http://www.sharks.com.au/default.aspx?s=article-display&id=33224&title=sharks-fans-unite-to-claim-battle-of-the-beaches
In a galvanising show of support, the Hisense Cronulla Sharks have had endured a club record membership growth to claim the Battle of the Beaches Premiership.
In the space of five days, the Sharks have more than doubled their total membership base, suggesting that support of the black, white and blue still burns strong.
Kicking off the race with the launch of the Father-Son Membership and an inspirational message from Club Legend David Peachey, the Sharks then took to the streets and the Cronulla Mall/Esplanade in a local call to arms.
Fans then flocked to Harvey Norman Caringbah with the launch of the Harvey Norman Bays before Jeremy Smith and Paul Gallen rounded out the week by chatting with the Sharks 18,000 Facebook fans as part of the Facebook Frenzy drive.
"This is great for the club... Everyone has contributed and it's a great boost for us," Sharks head coach, Shane Flanagan, said.
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