2011 Memberships

[Panther_Daz]

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[Russell Crowe's Band]

legends?

that emplies what that those clubs are better?

and when have souths done anything good in the last 30 years?

 

[applesauce]

So looking at the dates unless they are running it during the season are only Sydney clubs included?

 

[RWB]

Hate to say it but good job sharks...if the Sharks stay ahead it will say a lot about Manly and Easts.

Might as well merge them so the rich snobs from the northern beaches and the rich snobs from the eastern suburbs can all go for one club.

Yeh because one week should define us as a club :lol:

Does it hurt when you think?

 

[BunniesMan]

legends?

that emplies what that those clubs are better?

and when have souths done anything good in the last 30 years?

Firstly the word you were looking for is "implies".

Secondly, those clubs certainly are better. A combined 44 premierships. That's the same number of years your crap club has existed. And they are 3 of the 4 oldest clubs. History and tradition is part of what makes a legend. But that's 2 words a Sharks fan wouldn't understand.

 

[BunniesMan]

So looking at the dates unless they are running it during the season are only Sydney clubs included?

Yes.

 

[Saint Doc]

What's with the cactus picture in the banner for the west?! Didn't knw there were cactuses in campbelltown!

 

[Russell Crowe's Band]

Firstly the you were looking for is "implies".

Secondly, those clubs certainly are better. A combined 44 premierships. That's the same number of years your crap club has existed. And they are 3 of the 4 oldest clubs. History and tradition is part of what makes a legend. But that's 2 words a Sharks fan wouldn't understand.

i wasnt suggesting canterbury or st george arent great clubs.

but souths?

as for this "history and tradition" waffle.

all things..have history and tradition. sharks history is littered with heartbreak and a tradition of losing.

it is rich in its own unique way.

you for example carry on the lengthy and strong tradition of the souths fan/mental genius combination.

and have a history of posting utter rubbish.

 

[BDGS]

Its the battle of the legends because its the three most well supported clubs in NSW based on memberships and how the organisations are run.

 

[WaznTheGreat]

Parra should rape the Tigers and Panthers in the battle of the west

 

[Saint Doc]

Its the battle of the legends because its the three most well supported clubs in NSW based on memberships and how the organisations are run.

Although parra are ahead of the dogs by 300 memberships last I saw.

Battle of tradition would probably have been a less divisive tag than legends!

 

[yakstorm]

I think you'll find it's call 'Battle of the Legends' because for that particular week, it is Mario Fenech, Wendall Sailor and Terry Lamb co-ordinating the challenges, and doing some public appearances promoting the inter-club battles.

 

[adamkungl]

Hate to say it but good job sharks...if the Sharks stay ahead it will say a lot about Manly and Easts.

Might as well merge them so the rich snobs from the northern beaches and the rich snobs from the eastern suburbs can all go for one club.

Haha...we have nearly double the Sharks membership, and more than Manly.

Gimp.

 

[WaznTheGreat]

Battle of the beaches,more like battle of the no fans,Sharks,Manly and Roosters have about 15 fans between them

 

[Bay City]

I think the Sharks "Father & Sons" package is poorly thought out at a time when the league is increasingly focused on attracting women to the game.

Be stunned if they don't get Father & Daughter/Mother & Son/Mother & Daughter complaints on this one.

 

[adamkungl]

Battle of the beaches,more like battle of the no fans,Sharks,Manly and Roosters have about 15 fans between them

So the same as a Parramatta crowd for a Grand Final replay.

 

[yakstorm]

Another update:
http://www.nrl.com/news/news/newsar...-stumps-in-battle-of-the-beaches/default.aspx

Sea Eagles have taken the lead.

 

[Timmah]

I think the Sharks "Father & Sons" package is poorly thought out at a time when the league is increasingly focused on attracting women to the game.

Be stunned if they don't get Father & Daughter/Mother & Son/Mother & Daughter complaints on this one.

Helps if you read it I guess:

http://www.sharks.com.au/default.as...2&title=sharks-launch-father-&-son-membership

The Hisense Sharks have kicked off their Battle of the Beaches Membership Premiership by launching a special "Father & Son" Membership that will be available for purchase during the five-day membership race.Fathers who purchase a True Blue General Admission Ticketed Membership or a Shark NetNon-Ticketed Membership will receive another identical child membership absolutely FREE.
Fans who purchase a special "Father & Son" Membership will also be invited to take the field with their younglings at the beginning of the Sharks Round 7 showdown against the North Queensland Cowboys at Toyota Stadium, where the Sharks First Grade squad will also honour their fathers.

Multiple children? No problem! The Sharks are also offering discounted Family General Admission Membership discount to go with the Father & Son promotion.
For five days, families will be able to purchase a Family General Admission Membership for only $300. That's two adults and two children for only $300.
Beginning on Monday 31st January and ending on Friday 4th February, this promotion will run exclusively during the Battle of the Beaches Membership Premiership.
There is only one way to purchase a special Father & Son Membership. Simply call our friendly Membership Team on (02) 9527 8261 and we will process your memberships on the spot.
Terms and conditions apply.
*Offer is available for both sons and daughters.

 

[adamkungl]

not available for mothers though apparently? lol...

 

[Berkeley_Eagle]

Sea Eagles ahead at stumps in 'Battle of the Beaches'

NRL.com Mon, 31 Jan 2011 16:40:00
http://www.nrl.com/news/news/newsar...-stumps-in-battle-of-the-beaches/default.aspx

After a slow start this morning, the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles have bounced back and have taken the lead in the ‘Battle of the Beaches’ signing up more than 300 people already this afternoon at their fan day at Narrabeen.

The final day for the Fan Day alone for the Sea Eagles will not be known for a couple of days, with the membership team needing to bring in additional staff to help process the sheer volume of people joining this afternoon.

Sydney Roosters also enjoyed a small spike this afternoon jumping to just shy of 200 memberships for the day, on the back of plea to join by Roosters directory, and former great, Luke Ricketson, whilst the Sharks have also hit the 200 mark at the end of day’s play.

Another update on the membership numbers will be given tomorrow afternoon.