For what it is worth, Gutterfax has it pretty much right about lack of local marketing, in my experience.

I live in TW1 - it was a leaflet through the door announcing Broncos were coming to play at Griffin Park that got me to go see the disaster of their beating St Helens 40odd - 6, after which I continued to watch them as the only game in town.

Since then I've seen nothing else through the letterbox and hardly a sign of local marketing worth the name. I know the owner of the local Sports Shop, have arranged to go watch Broncos at Griffin Park and the Stoop with him, and he's never been approached to put up a poster or anything - and wouldn't a link to a sports shop appear an obvious place to advertise - other local sports clubs do.

As for local free papers carrying ads recently (did I get that right?) they don't come through our door.

At least the Richmond and Twickenham Times carries Broncos reports.

Good to know that other fans,many who have more years of service under their belts that I, are just as dismayed at the goings on at the club...



Nope....the minute they announced we were 100% offski, any "interim spend" should have been on creating "events"...like opting for a game to run a deal for anzacs, or letting ST holders bring 5 mates for a quid each. The damned if they did/didn't scenario at the Stoop v2 only relates to 2006-2012.....2013 was over when the Warder played his second get out of jail card

Two different adverts in the local paper for the wire game, one with a chance to win a signed shirt for the outlay of £1! You have to answer one of three questions: Who are LB playing? Wire, Dragons, Gills. Just hope LB do not move to Gillingham.

There must be some LB fans in Kent to make the move plausible.

Maybe a few but the football club won their league averaging 6,600. Attracting even half of that on a regular basis would require a succesful side. I suspect the sort of team we have right now will attract even less than we do at The Stoop.

Of course, for a one off game we will get more especially if the local amateur team do all the hard work to promote it.

Spot on.

It may well be that the Gillingham FC owners are the only people willing to invest in the club. Mr Scally seems to be very astute financially, turning total debts of 13,000,000+ into a profitable situation in a short space of time.

and he likes animals too

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