Important Financial Update

[richardj]

Hi All,

We have just had our 3rd monthly draw on the Little John Lottery.

Unfortunately only 3 (yes three!) players have either taken out numbers themselves or have got their families to take up numbers.

When you consider we expect to have well over 150 players registered at the club, I think that is pretty poor to say the least!

I cant see any reason why everyone cannot find at least 1 person amongst their family and friends who would sign up to the draw.

Remember, its only £5 per month or 16p a day to have number.

Please can you all make a concerted effort to get at least 1 person signed up to the draw in time for the May draw? It is easy to register and what is more, you can win cash!

This season is turning out to be very expensive, fitting 2 sets of posts and adjusting the pitch has cost almost £5k, so we need you all to start helping get some much-needed funds back into the club.

Richard Johnson
Chairman

[ste]

I'd like to add to this that people are still too slow in coming forward to pay membership.


There is a huge amount of investment gone into the club this year, and we have had to pay out a large amount of cash before a ball has been kicked. Its not fair that some people are paying to support the club, whilst others are getting to play for free.

This yers memberships are as follows:
One-off membership payment: £75 Payable by Cash, Cheque(Nottingham Outlaws RLFC), or Direct Transfer (Sort Code: 40-35-18 Account: 73908429)
Standing Order: 4 Monthly Payments of £22.50 (Set Up Standing order at your bank / internet banking - Sort Code: 40-35-18 Account: 73908429). I will accept the first payment in cash
Sponsorship: £150 payable by above methods - Includes stash pack, and advertising for your sponsor

There has been enough time to get yourself sorted out, and these are the options available to you. I wouldn't like for us to have to go to a situation where we are eliminating players from selection because they haven't paid their fees, but this is a real possibility