Toronto Wolfpack: Marketing Genius

[Oxford]

6 hours ago, Heritage XIII said:

Shows why RL is looking to the North American market given how backward the UK has remained.

Of all the examples in all the world you had to choose this one to show how retarded, erstwhile,  bygone and retroactive the UK is!

Only one gear reverse but we got it back!

 

 

[Harry Stottle]

8 hours ago, Kayakman said:

We will soon be getting interest from Rimmer and the RFL to buy a large lot and send samples to the other clubs for the players to use.

Leigh have requested a double order...one for the Club...one for Beaumont.

Have you been partaking of the substance K'man, there has been a noted aggressive change in your attitude lately, espcially in the direction of my club and it's most eloquent owner.

Anyway, if this substance is a topical application I can imagine some players of opposing teams giving the Toronto player's a right good licking

[Pulga]

Articles in very well read sites...

 

https://www.vice.com/en_ca/article/bj9j43/toronto-wolfpack-to-be-first-pro-sports-team-to-launch-a-line-of-cannabis-products

[Copa]

1 minute ago, Pulga said:

Articles in very well read sites...

 

https://www.vice.com/en_ca/article/bj9j43/toronto-wolfpack-to-be-first-pro-sports-team-to-launch-a-line-of-cannabis-products

I think they’ll move some units that’s for sure!

[fcl]

 

as long as we communicate about cannabis, it contributes to a certain trivialization of a product that remains a drug. I do not think it's an image we have to associate with a sport. In France, a rugby union club was sponsored by a famous pornographic site, the federation has stopped this partnership.

[burnleywelsh]

28 minutes ago, fcl said:

 

as long as we communicate about cannabis, it contributes to a certain trivialization of a product that remains a drug. I do not think it's an image we have to associate with a sport. In France, a rugby union club was sponsored by a famous pornographic site, the federation has stopped this partnership.

Hemp is a member of the ' cannabis family' . Don't confuse it with marijuana. 

Hemp, on the other hand, is primarily used for industrial purposes as it is capable of producing hundreds of crucial resources such as paper, clothing, building materials, biofuel, food products, oils and more. With the fast-growing popularity of CBD across the globe, hemp is also used to produce a wide variety of THC-free CBD products.

I am no defender of so called recreational drugs, but CBD does appear to be of benefit to some people.

[fcl]

You can re-read, I'm not talking about the product itself, but about the image and the communication that we make on this product. The articles talk about what: a cannabis product!

[Pulga]

I think the Wolfpack are going to outgrow SL extremely quickly. This is almost too forward thinking for the English system. 

Just looking at the views on here, it's hard to believe how backwards English RL fans are.

[Kayakman]

8 hours ago, SL17 said:

You mean it takes the pain away, or actually rectifies the issue?

You make yourself appear to be slow.

[Kayakman]

3 hours ago, Harry Stottle said:

Have you been partaking of the substance K'man, there has been a noted aggressive change in your attitude lately, espcially in the direction of my club and it's most eloquent owner.

Anyway, if this substance is a topical application I can imagine some players of opposing teams giving the Toronto player's a right good licking

Not at all Harry...just standing up for my Club is all.  Some people seem to think they can come on here and cut up Toronto but we have our backers who will not be intimidated.  If Leigh fans or their weirdo owner keep cutting up Toronto I will continue to defend.  As a knowledgeable old rugby fan you know that part of a good defence is a strong offence and we have now entered that stage.  If Leigh gets in the way of Toronto they will be steamrolled.

[henage]

1 hour ago, burnleywelsh said:

Hemp is a member of the ' cannabis family' . Don't confuse it with marijuana. 

Hemp, on the other hand, is primarily used for industrial purposes as it is capable of producing hundreds of crucial resources such as paper, clothing, building materials, biofuel, food products, oils and more. With the fast-growing popularity of CBD across the globe, hemp is also used to produce a wide variety of THC-free CBD products.

I am no defender of so called recreational drugs, but CBD does appear to be of benefit to some people.

dont forget hemp is a good ground bait for them rudd , bream , carp .

 

[Pulga]

35 minutes ago, SL17 said:

That’s dependant on the product being marketed. If it has nothing to do with cannabis, why market the product as if it does? 

Call it forward thinking, personally from a sports oriented point of view it’s a non starter. Which damages the image of the sport. 

Making out it’s a cure is rediculous. 

Nothing wrong with winter green with mustard in it. You should try it.

I'm not sure you completely grasp what the product is...

[Kayakman]

19 minutes ago, henage said:

dont forget hemp is a good ground bait for them rudd , bream , carp .

 

Ya, I heard people eat carp over there.  People shoot them with rifles while they are in the water over here (for fun)....its funny how the refraction from the water makes you have to adjust your shot with a 22.

[Gav Wilson]

CBD oil is ace. I can't speak highly enough of it.

Well done Toronto Wolfpack for showing some initiative. I hope it makes them a ton of money which they can spend on the game.

 

And no, CBD oil doesn't get you high.

[henage]

17 minutes ago, Kayakman said:

Ya, I heard people eat carp over there.  People shoot them with rifles while they are in the water over here (for fun)....its funny how the refraction from the water makes you have to adjust your shot with a 22.

Most people that fish for Carp do it for the sport , very little Carp ends up on the plate . They have a higher value as a sports fish . Big market are the Carp anglers . Biggest problem for fresh water fish are mink and otters . Animal right activists released captive mink from mink farms in the 1970s ? they have done rather well on a diet of fresh water fish  . Otters are native to the UK , until recently they were struggling due to habitat loss . The last few years numbers have grown , population has spreed out along the country's water ways . They like to feast on big lazy pond fed carp . Most Carp waters now have otter proof fences . Bit of topic again  

[Kayakman]

27 minutes ago, henage said:

Most people that fish for Carp do it for the sport , very little Carp ends up on the plate . They have a higher value as a sports fish . Big market are the Carp anglers . Biggest problem for fresh water fish are mink and otters . Animal right activists released captive mink from mink farms in the 1970s ? they have done rather well on a diet of fresh water fish  . Otters are native to the UK , until recently they were struggling due to habitat loss . The last few years numbers have grown , population has spreed out along the country's water ways . They like to feast on big lazy pond fed carp . Most Carp waters now have otter proof fences . Bit of topic again  

No one eats them (carp) over here.....I shoot any mink I see due to the horrible smell of their nesting/feeding caches...what a stench!  They are quick little buggers though.  Carp are fun to catch but so easy with a simple bread or cornball.  Great to see a little kid tie into a large carp!

The carp will be spawning over here soon...do you have suckers over there?

[Harry Stottle]

8 minutes ago, Kayakman said:

No one eats them (carp) over here.....I shoot any mink I see due to the horrible smell of their nesting/feeding caches...what a stench!  They are quick little buggers though.  Carp are fun to catch but so easy with a simple bread or cornball.  Great to see a little kid tie into a large carp!

The carp will be spawning over here soon...do you have suckers over there?

Go on then I will humour you.

Most defiantly we have suckers over here and on these pages, I bet you can guess which catagorie I am relating to! 

 

[Copa]

37 minutes ago, henage said:

Most people that fish for Carp do it for the sport , very little Carp ends up on the plate . They have a higher value as a sports fish . Big market are the Carp anglers . Biggest problem for fresh water fish are mink and otters . Animal right activists released captive mink from mink farms in the 1970s ? they have done rather well on a diet of fresh water fish  . Otters are native to the UK , until recently they were struggling due to habitat loss . The last few years numbers have grown , population has spreed out along the country's water ways . They like to feast on big lazy pond fed carp . Most Carp waters now have otter proof fences . Bit of topic again  

I catch a lot of large carp and kill them all. They are a pest fish in Australia and in some jurisdictions you can get a huge fine if you return them to the water. They are fun to catch when big though.

My Polish friends eat some of what I catch.

[Kayakman]

1 minute ago, Harry Stottle said:

Go on then I will humour you.

Most defiantly we have suckers over here and on these pages, I bet you can guess which catagorie I am relating to! 

 

I'm serious Harry... it is a type of freshwater fish over here...good to eat if you know how to cook it properly...very bony though.

[Kayakman]

2 minutes ago, Copa said:

I catch a lot of large carp and kill them all. They are a pest fish in Australia and in some jurisdictions you can get a huge fine if you return them to the water. They are fun to catch when big though.

My Polish friends eat some of what I catch.

Do you use them for fertilizer in your garden?

[Phil]

The company I work for sells CBD products here in the uk, they’re perfectly legal 

[henage]

40 minutes ago, Kayakman said:

No one eats them (carp) over here.....I shoot any mink I see due to the horrible smell of their nesting/feeding caches...what a stench!  They are quick little buggers though.  Carp are fun to catch but so easy with a simple bread or cornball.  Great to see a little kid tie into a large carp!

The carp will be spawning over here soon...do you have suckers over there?

Once came across a mink when walking dog .

Dog took one look and walked on by , good decision I think .

We have something similar but a lot smaller .

 

[Kayakman]

39 minutes ago, henage said:

Once came across a mink when walking dog .

Dog took one look and walked on by , good decision I think .

We have something similar but a lot smaller .

 

Once had a noted hunter at my cottage and a mink was down by the shore.  We all were having drinks and he said he could quickly kill it bare handed...we all said no way.  He then threw a stone from about 35 meters toward the shore...hit the mink which was then wiggling by the water, sprinted down, grabbed it and broke its neck with his hands.  He then held up the corpse with blood pouring from  its head and said, "Told Ya!".

Now that is blind luck...still talk about it to this very day.

[Phil]

5 minutes ago, Kayakman said:

Once had a noted hunter at my cottage and a mink was down by the shore.  We all were having drinks and he said he could quickly kill it bare handed...we all said no way.  He then threw a stone from about 35 meters toward the shore...hit the mink which was then wiggling by the water, sprinted down, grabbed it and broke itsd neck with his hands.  He then held up the corpse with blood pouring from  its head and said, "Told Ya!".

Now that is blind luck...still talk about it to this very day.

Classy 

[Kayakman]

5 minutes ago, Phil said:

Classy 

The realities of the world...you have been living in a shell for far too long!  You will eat the meat from the store but not acknowledge where it comes from.  You do not condone the killing of a vermin pest yet continue to use insecticides and pesticides, etc. to get rid of the bugs and weeds in your little patch of lawn.

Its the law of nature, your attitude, with that silly comment, shows a mentality and lack of acceptance which is, sadly, quite common amongst numerous citidiots and clueless urbanites.