Quite a few upset folk from monkeys bosg group wondering where there invite is!

As I see it this meeting has been arranged by the club, with the "Angry Brigade". Those that have been critical of the club.
No point in having the members of the BOSG members there. They would just lick .

I also have a suggestion. London really need to rebuild the fan base, so I would offer a super low ST price for next year (on the understanding it was a 1 year deal only, and the price would increase in 2023). In this way people would not be surprised in 2023 if the price went up, and it might get quite a few fans back in 2022.

Something like £150 \ £100 \ £25 ((full price \ concession \ under 16) for 2022 to those who bought season tickets in 2019 \ 2020 \ 2021. Then for new ST holders make it like £175 / £125 / £25 (full price \ concession \ under 16). Charge £18 \ £12 \ £5 (free for under 11's) on the door.

2022 has to be about getting fans back in, and I'd aim to do that in one part by charging a really good deal on tickets, with the comms that 2023 would be an increase in ST costs (to like £180 for instance), but give people 12 months awareness.

I'd also do something like £50 ST price for those who have a Dons ST as well. Or have your Dons ST allow you free access to 4 LB games.

Is he inviting any fans who no longer come along or who have been requested not to come along to help get their input

Crash
I think you are right that getting in fans next year by hook or crook is crucial. I think a loyalty reduction for the few who bought this year is a smart move but I do think the prices you suggest are really challenging for the club- a loss leader. Having said that (a) I’ve worked out that to attend 8 games (if you count the TO performance) I’ll have paid £25 a go although I had quite good quality polo shirt and OL access. (b) The club spaffs money all over the place so this would be one of the smarter loss leaders.
When I say the ticket prices are challenging here’s an example of what I mean? Jason L was cornered by a supporter angry at the consequential loss to him ( train/ hotel whatever) of the Newcastle cancellation. JL mentioned that the club took a £4K bath on hotel costs. Now if you work out £20 a ticket that’s the equivalent of 200 tickets or 20 (of what 150?) STs to recoup that. On that basis I think the St prices they have now are about right with walk up adults £20 and kids/OAPs half that. I think it’s the “match day experience” they need to work on. Every time I think about going to an away game the prices do seem to be in or around £20 so for London not too bad.

And their lies the problem, they the 200 think they should be involved in everything, when they are part of the problem

Maybe the CEO wants to understand the views of the 4800 fans who have disappeared since the Stoop rather than the usual compliant protagonists who go no matter what.

But how many of them have been invited and how many of the not welcome brigade have been invited. We put 25 years, loads of time and loads of money into the club and didn't expect anything back from it as we loved and still do love the club) only to be told not welcome when views differ. We are not the only people who have been told that since a certain member arrived at the club. However I take my hay off to him in a strange sort of way as he has everyone dancing to his tune and pulling all the strings

You don't know who has been invited, what the purpose is so how can you comment

Have you ever been to a Broncos fans forum when everyone is invited. It's chaos and embarrassing.

I have been invited to the meeting. I have been following the club for twenty five years and am still a season ticket holder.
Take from that what you will.

There is no doubt the core support has been badly eroded. I hope the club can get a better understanding from this meeting. It will be important they communicate what they learn and what they are going to do about it.

That will annoy the conspiracy theorists. Ive had season tickets for 20 plus years. Didn't get one this year due to Covid.