You are well under there spud according to the 2011 census the ethnic population of oldham totalled 22.5% with 11% Pakistani and 7% Bangaladeshi. So in fact the idiots have a point when they say they are everywhere and large parts of town it's hard to spot a white face on the streets on in the schools,I have even had oh you're from Oldhamabad from the Mancs down the hill.
http://www.vaoldham.org.uk/sites/vaoldham.org.uk/files/Census 2011 key stats briefing 14 Dec 12.pdf
i was looking at this site
http://localstats.qpzm.co.uk/stats/england/north-west/oldham
and ive never heard oldhamabad in my life lol........nor is it "large parts of the town" either...certain areas yeah...but thats the case practically everywhere in the world....little italy's,chinatowns,koreatowns etc did'nt get called that for nothing...immigrant settle in together...always have always will...and i don't have a problem with that as long as they pay their taxes...
bob along with their traditional support,pointless trying to engage asian minority cos they really do keep themselves to themself....
i don't think theres enough eastern europeans to warrant targeted PR...you just have to hope the see the normal adverts for games....but as someone already pointed out they are more likely to start following the local football team.
Socially that is the case for that community. But particularly primary school age kids are impressionable and the RFL/clubs should make a concerted effort, as its not as if the south asian community is going to up and leave all of a sudden they are part of the demographic now
Ok - have a greater understanding and appreciation of the real and perceived difficulties with the Sub continent originated portion of the population - how about the Poles, Germans, other ????
Regardless i was just curious as to whether the melting pot of migration will have a long term impact on the makeup of the game in the UK.