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personal reasons ?  seems then that alot of people around the club have 'personal reasons' not to help or buy, i wonder why ? there has to be some common reason and it can't be just the 20 pound.

while its my club i don't think there is any harm in questioning the methods that they use to fundraise.  some say this was an ambitious plan but many would call it plain stupid to attempt to run such a draw.  lets face it 30 to 40,000 would have sold as many tickets as 100k draw.  if this draw lasts 2 years its hard to start another fundraising project so they are stuck with it for the long haul, out and about begging.
In the past they have been renowned for the fundraising and hats off but they got it wrong this time.
btw i say they because it's not like most other clubs, its not everyone thats welcome within it anymore so i'll not be trying to sell tickets for them. although i once would have tried.

word has it Silverbridge have moved their £100,000 draw back from the 17th Match due to ticket sales not covering the prize fund yet.  don't think they are even half way there.

not a very good idea in the middle of a recession to run such a big draw