which I don't think is too dissimilar to the thoughts of AK in regards to 2015 and beyond.....which dove tails nicely into the question that was asked by email but not answered at the forum.



"What is the long term strategy for London broncos as a professional RL club and have plans been put in place to cope with relegation (should it happen) and the reduction in funding that comes with it"?

Given your knowledge of RL and the Broncos management what do you think the answer to that question is?

TAKE YOUR PICK...



What's Strategy?

What's a Plan?

There's relegation this year



What's a "reduction in Funding"?



...OR QUITE POSSIBLY, ALL OF THE ABOVE

If you view Broncos as an elaborate tax dodge and not a professional sports team then David Hughes is a misunderstood genius.

Without wishing to go all Gutterfax on you all the 2nd Salford fans forum drew 2000 fans, the 2nd Broncos fans forum drew 50 fans.



There is nobody involved in our club with any hunger or drive to grow the support and sponsor base and it's a big problem.

Mainly because it was held at a time when Gus would only have to front up to happy clappers.

There's too much going through the motions and not enough push. I want to see what the bloke at Bristol did at the RLWC selling 7k tickets to mostly locals in a non-RL area, or the bloke at St Albans that sold 700 tickets for the RLWC semis on his own, or Martin Vickers at Salford who is just pushing and pushing everything.



We just hold a fans forum and hope people turn up, or occasionally give some tickets out to a junior club.

Dont think paddock would be happy being called a happy clapper!

club are damned for not having a forum and now they are damned for having one!

timing of the forum was so gus would not have to face many, intersting concept it was around the time of day and on the same day we play games, when would have been better?

They definitely were right to hold it, but maybe a bit of enthusiasm to get people to attend would have been an idea?

Were you their?

I agree more folk would have been good, but not everyone wants to be involved in that sort of thing, they just want to watch rugby

No I wasn't there. They didn't sell the event to me well enough. It sounded a bit dull. Unlike the Salford day which sounded brilliant.

So you would happily have listened to the doc witter for half an hour? What did you want fireworks, dancing girls, hoola hoop performers. You cant really complain about the numbers if you did not come yrself just coz it was not sparkly enough for you.