Membership cards are available for collection from the club shop. I personally think they should have been sent by post but if you go into the shop they let you have your card shosing name, number and of course your four chosen numbers.

As far as the scheme goes, you can view "no winners" as a good thing, because is simply increases the funds going into the club.

Although we would all like to win, this isnt really the point of the scheme.

never said it was a charity....it wont sell to anyone that isn't interested about Trinity or seeing rugby grow in Wakefield so no I don't even see the potential for it to be greater like you said.... this scheme is about helping out at the lower level, the youth that is coming through.....why should you need an email

the club puts on their website weekly and I was told will contact you if you win, prizes of £20 just about pays for the quarterly payment

Think the draw should be published at least in the WE. My Mum, who is 82, joined and has asked where the results are published. She has never been near a computer and we need to remember that not everyone has access to the internet

by that method you don't get the chance of winning

whens the last time you won the national lottery (if you play it)

agree with that it should be publicised in the express

It's Squadbuilder with a potential prize.

The results should at least be published in the express the Leeds RL lottery results are always in the yep

Im with you on this one snowie! Why arent people likely to win they pick 4 random numbers out. 2500 + is a lot of money what if the guy complaining was to win it? Im not doing it for the lottery its to help make our club great again Mr Glover is trying his best its only right we should too.

Spot on and why people can't see that I don't know. Those who talk of it spreading further than Trin fans are deluded we struggle to get fans to sign up to stuff so getting non fans is a non starter. In general the people of Wakefield will be happy to join in if it's free, you get something back and you have to make little to no effort at all.

Mr. Glover had a choice to buy the club, did he buy it purely for philanthropic reasons? Mr. Glover also has much deeper pockets than many on here do I suspect too! His choice to buy the club, and the same choice of supporters to either back Club 1873 or not.

As far as I know, the club has a 'lottery manager' to oversee and administer Club 1873. I don't know if that's a FT position nor do I know anything about the postholder, but it does seem that there are a number of perceived improvements that could be made to the way the scheme is run - hopefully, those people who have concerns are passing them on, so that individual can at least be made aware of them?