....3,091 average so far.......but down on the 3,433 for the corresponding fixtures in 2011.

Have to say I am bitterly disappointed with the attendances at the first 3 home games as the London Broncos v.2 and what makes this worse, is that this really was the last chance to make a decent first impression. 0ver 1,000 fans less than in 2011......it begs the question what has the rebrand achieved?



Regardless of the dire performances on the park (don't fool yourself that Castleford were anything other than worse than us), the club seem to have given up already......

ES adverts for the opener and then...er....um.....



We have no shirt sponsor......we have no local presence....we have no chance of getting anything near 4k for wakefield at the end of the month.............UNLESS!



No more F90(KIN9 around with the video recorder, but instead, get a group of volunteer fans to come to the stoop on the evening of March 29th and give them flyers and sections of the local community to door drop. Get the Cowgirls out at Twickenham Station and surrounding bars between 5.30 and 8.30 handing out flyers and encouraging advance ticket sales........fill the North Stand with School kids....even for a quid each.....but fill it.......



....and if need be, get TNT onside with a stupid offer for the criminal element to come along.........but for christs sake, don't give up........anyone connected with the club in a professional manner needs to work 16 hr days and make their fingers bleed from dialing out to get some traction for the next game....chances are we will be spanked by Wigan, but the team should be returning to the stoop on the back of a win....



Please Gus, Imi and everyone else at TW2 towers.....let's really push for a 5k + crowd at the wakey game where there will be a fair chance of a close game and even another win..........don't wait until the 25th...get planning NOW!





I suspect though we will see a mention in the paper and another sub 3k crowd.

The London Broncos will continue to have these low gates until th issue of match day marketting is addressed.

Again i ask the question when are the club going to leaflet the houses in the area with who they they playing, when they are playing and KO time, with addmission prices?

When are the club going to ask local shops if they could put posters in their shop windows doing the same thing, and giving the shop owners 2 free tickets for that game/s?

In one form or another I have been asking this since 2000........I really don't undestand the refusal to try something that would cost nothing and AGAIN, I find myself thinking it is down to laziness, a lack of understanding of exactly who we are and what's on offer and a total refusal to do anything that involves working (as in manual work) outside office hours.

I am bl00dy annoyed if truth be known.......I accepted the clubs stance on what they were attempting but regardless of the crap on the park, the crap off it seems to have changed not one tiny bit.



If David Hughes is walking away in 2 and a half years. then god help the club and its long suffering fans........I am 12,000 miles away and I am prepared to stay up until 2am a few nights to help out if needed on the phones or organising things, but I somehow doubt the current back office team are in the office past 5.05pm Monday to Friday.......and if they are, can I suggest they get of F()ckin9 facebook and do some proper work!

It seems to me that the club have several development staff and players on the payroll, they could spend an hour leafleting and going round the pubs pushing the club. They must be made aware that if the club goes t*ts up they will be out of a job!

What was the crowd yesterday?

Basic promotion of Broncos should be quite effective with a few man hours by just using the local media, educational links particularly, visiting local business, ST holders networks, having a womens and girls section and handing out posters/flyers/club information. Even putting the leaflets under car/van windscreen wipers is very effective as folks tend to leave stuff like that in the car as opposed to chucking it straight into the recycling bin if leafleted through a letterbox. And The Cowgirls out down the high street (and/or outside Twickenham station as suggested) the day prior to a home match day should turn a few heads & raise some interest too. Simples.

With crowds this poor, nothing to lose. Put two tickets and leaflet through every door in walking distance with note saying if you don't want to use it pass it on! Give it a 0 value so they can't sell it and fill both ends with these?

I agree 100% with gf here. Do the donkey work, all failing businesses need to do it. Nag people, flyer, get on the streets and the phones. YouTube and Facebook and twitter are great for keeping existing fans informed but are not serious marketing tools. Stop nobbing about and get yourselves out there! I don't bring new people to games like yesterday's cos they see 2k there and don't want to come back. Sort it. 5k is not difficult to achieve when you have about 10 million to work with.

It's not marketing we need it's a campaigns organiser.

It looked a lot less to me, but the official attendance was 2,381

Was less than 1k in there

Thats what I thought Chris.