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Wednesday night lights

Posted by spartan talk team on 17 June 2009 | 5 Comments

That's right we've taken another name, edited it just enough and turned it into our mid week talk spot.

This is where we open up a question to everyone, fans,players and coaches to see if we can get some good ideas and have a good old football talk.

Remember this is a fun and hopefully productive talk about getting those problems all teams face sorted. so any slagging of individuals/teams will immediately be removed.

this weeks topic: Q: Whats the best way to recruit new players?


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  • well since the rugby league / rugby union seasons are almost over and the gridiron season has just begun maby set up a stand at the grand final matches of both rugby types to attract attention to players in the off season.

    Posted by chris wardrop, 21/08/2009 10:09pm (1 year ago)

  • I agree with the university aproach also hit the streets, maybe some flyers??

    Posted by Josh Herman, 18/08/2009 6:42am (1 year ago)

  • we have had good responses from a lot of other sports but are waiting for seasons to finish, i agree word of mouth has worked best for us. everyone seemsto be waiting for the kit to come out though without worrying about the fundimentals.
    We are called the Spartans.

    Posted by THE COACH /Spartans, 19/06/2009 10:21am (1 year ago)

  • Also - whats your new teams name? Have you changed from "Spartans" ???

    Posted by Adam, 19/06/2009 9:36am (1 year ago)

  • The Wolves have had excellent response from Facebook / Myspace.

    Most of all - word of mouth. You need some very active members to put up posters at universities etc.

    Thats what has worked for us. We have 40+ players now.'

    Adam
    Assistant Coach
    Toowoomba Wolves

    Posted by Adam, 19/06/2009 9:35am (1 year ago)

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