I dont know if they are allowed to but put the events for the kids and the shop on the pitch right next to the main pitch.Where it was located this season was stupid,around the back of the main stand.I am sure many people who turned up who were new to the game did not even know they were there.



The merchandise although arriving early, i thought was poor.The playing shirts were great designs, but the polo shirts were boring.

How about for the Super weekend where clubs wear one off shirts have a competition where people can design the shirt that the team will wear.



The craft beer idea maybe trailfinders would not like as it would hamper their bar takings but a couple of pop up tents offering different food would be good instead of the usual burger and chips which is good value at trailfinders.

I have to say I have enjoyed our time in the Championship.

The discussed 1,000 seat temporary stand - assuming it comes off - at the currently open end would be perfect for away fans. Put a bar and toilets next door too. Then, as suggested, use the Bugeja stand for families, school groups and junior clubs. Broncos regulars, plus returning, occasional and new fans can congregate in the pavilion and opposite.



I'm assuming there are some media / medical upgrades required too.

There is certainly an argument against premature promotion and the lure of a winning side in the Championship is possibly greater than a side that gets thrashed every week in the Super League. The dream for next year would be a mid table finish.

Not sure



1) I still dont feel the LRL relationship with LB is where it needs to be

2) Not all community clubs would be on board, assuming Hemel and Skolars have their own priorities

2) Academy on the main pitch always take precedence

Ljl finals are played at broncos! Or should I say have been.

Didn’t say all community clubs, silverback, HHH, chargers already have played games at broncos.

And not suggesting precedence over the academy, but it’s an option when the academy are not playing.

If you are going to do it, make it when they can be on the main pitch, that way a few folk would take interest and watch it.

On the second pitch no one really notices

Finals Day is dedicated for LJL.



The number of days Academy and First Team didnt coincide - bear in mind the Junior season runs from late March to end July and open age later on both counts. I stand to be corrected there were 1 maybe 2 pre match opportunities on main pitch.

Plummy, yes fully aware of LJL finals day, just shows there is a relationship with LB that can be built on.

How many games coincided? Obviously am suggesting games when academy are not at home, invite the junior teams, get em on the pitch the big boys play on, make it part of the experience, let the RL fans see the future of the game.

As for the relationship with juniors for me broncos should be getting players involved with every LJL, does upset me that at LJL finals hardly ever see anyone from broncos there.

Ive never seen them advertised so in some ways taking after the LB

For me, having Broncos Academy games as warm up is most attractive option.

Buzza, can’t disagree with that, and makes sense, but the fixture list seldom takes that into account

Seen people on social media suggesting the club should play “one-off” games across various football grounds in London but not only is it throwing money down the drain, it’s pointless. The club’s priority should be Ealing, embedding roots further into the area and attracting bigger crowds.



The club needs to offer something different than other sporting options in London. Maybe “the cheapest elite level season ticket in London”? It’s not hard to be cheaper than Football and I have no idea how much RU costs (and wouldn’t want to find out). That would need to be marketed though and Rugby League doesn’t do that well.



The club could do well to replicate something similar to what Toronto have. It needs to be an experience and a day out rather than just a game of Rugby. Craft beer is booming and it would be relatively cheap to knock up a few tents and offer beers, gins etc and street food tents. There’s surely enough bands in London waiting for a break and you could hold a mini-festival in the summer months or have bands at games most weeks. There’s got to be things for all the family to do, get bouncy castles and face painting for the kids.



This is a massive opportunity for the club.