If you’re reading this, you’re probably one of the people who keep the club alive – whether you’re a player, a regular on the sidelines, or someone who pops in for the socials. That group is what we call our customers. It’s a simple word, but it covers the whole ecosystem that makes a small club feel like a big family.
Every match day, every training session, every fundraiser, you’re part of the engine that drives us forward. Without you, the locker rooms would be empty and the bar would be quiet. In return, the club tries to give you a place to belong, a chance to improve your game, and a handful of perks that make the experience worthwhile.
A club customer isn’t just someone who buys a ticket. It’s anyone who interacts with the club in a meaningful way. Players who train twice a week, families who watch the kids from the stands, alumni who donate a shirt, and even the local shop that stocks our merch all count.
We see you in three main roles:
Each role brings its own set of expectations. Players want regular game time and good training facilities. Supporters look for a friendly atmosphere and clear communication about when and where to show up. Partners need visibility and a solid return on their investment.
First, stay informed. Sign up for the club newsletter, follow us on social media, and check the notice board before every fixture. Knowing the schedule means you never miss a chance to play or cheer.
Second, get involved off the pitch. Volunteer for match‑day duties, help out at the club bar, or join the fundraising committee. The more you give, the more you’ll feel connected, and the club will reward you with discounts on gear and special events.
Third, use the facilities. The club hall is available for private parties, birthday celebrations, and community meetings. Booking it early can save you money and give you a cozy spot to bring friends.
Fourth, share your story. Whether it’s a great try you scored, a funny moment at the socials, or a testimonial about how the club helped you stay fit, your experiences inspire new members and keep the community buzzing.
Finally, keep an eye on the tag page “customers”. It collects posts that matter to you – from discussions about why rugby players can be rowdy, to ideas about using rugby tactics in other sports, and even fun facts like which All Blacks player tops the list as the "Real Madrid of rugby." Reading these posts can spark conversation at the next club gathering.Remember, the club’s success is a two‑way street. Your enthusiasm fuels our games, and we aim to give you a place where you feel proud to wear the Old Warriors badge. Got a suggestion? Want a new training drill? Drop us a note – we’re always listening.
So, whether you’re a seasoned veteran or just picking up a ball for the first time, you’re part of the customer family that makes Old Warriors Rugby Club more than just a team. Thanks for being here, and see you on the field!
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