Or rewarding the fans who have been loyal with a bargain price season ticket for Super League/



They do not need ticket money this year, they need to win people back over who are yet to give the club a chance since building their home in Ealing.



If they had starting charging prices the same as other SL clubs they would get slated for milking the fans.



Thankfully your opinion is worth about as much to the Broncos as the opinion of Gary Schofield

You know what?

For years I posted my opinions on this forum and regardless of if they were pretty, or accepted, they were permitted. Then I received a life ban.....20k posts in....with no warning, because I was suddenly deemed to be "wrong".....How far has this site fallen if @rsewipes like you are permitted to roam free to pi55 people off... off troll.

You post less than 4% of your drivel on the rhinos board and you're a fan.......

Sorry Brian2......and if I get a ban then so be it, but this and his buddies are killing this forum from the inside

Perhaps it is oyster card holder time again. Not our most successful marketing strategy.

Not the worst either......it was a waste of £5,000 but at least it was an effort.......don't knock failure.....knock not trying!

We did not have the sign outside the church this, year did we.

You’d have thought after been banned once before you’d have learnt your lesson.



Do you not think £99 for 14 games, £7 a time, isn’t undervaluing the product of a Super League game?

No not really. Plus I have enjoyed getting FREE from the RFL, Challenge Cup Final tickets and last week, Super League Grand Final tickets.

Of course, £99 for a season ticket was devaluing the product as was the case to pay £7 a game just to watch us get smashed. What clubs need is a higher price for their top seats for a quality product. Paying £7 for a seat at an SL game was silly. Past times though. Expect to pay £300+ for a decent seat these days.

You have no idea of who you're dealing with







As a supposed Yorkshire lad, you already know the answer....now jog on and post on the rhinos forum

Facebook paid targeted advertising should be the only marketing spend. Sell match day experience, not the sport per se. Only sell to families in Ealing and the surrounding boroughs or anyone who lists rugby league as an interest. Run A/B tests to refine the ad. Market it as rugby not rugby league. Note the large Polish and Japanese communities in Ealing. Consider timing/build up to Rugby World Cup in Japan. Videography and graphics need to be on point.

Why, we want to attract young people too.

Haha - You're right - sorry. By Facebook I meant IG, Snap, Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, probably in that order! Having said that I think the target demographic is 30s-40s parents with families.