Thanks RfE, it seems the big issues of owners, name, colours etc are a way off. That's a little disappointing as things are dragging on longer than an Eastenders storyline. Still better to get things right I suppose. 

Gary was very positive last night. He has a vision, he has a massive amount of experience to draw on and that can only be good for the club.
I think that he may find it harder than he thinks to attract Aussie fans to the club. I hope tat I will be proved wrong on that.


Rome was not built in a day and to be honest he has very little to sell. We are second bottom of the Championship and from the outside things do not appear good., 
I do believe that he is the right man to have at the helm to revive the club.


Gary was very upfront. He told it as it is. He is very approachable and has time for people. 


What I took away from last night was that the culture of the club has change. It is no longer a rich mans toy. If things do not go to plan
the toys will not be thrown out of the pram. That to me is very refreshing and gives me hope.


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Some might disagree, but our game does need a successful side in London for the profile of the game in this country.

Wouldn’t do it any harm, eh?

https://www.londonbroncosrl.com/fans-forum-what-was-said Club has posted a transcript of the Q&A from last night. Re reading this it seems like a number of the questions provoked more questions than answers!

https://www.londonbroncosrl.com/fans-forum-what-was-said Club has posted a transcript of the Q&A from last night. Re reading this it seems like a number of the questions provoked more questions than answers!

I went last night too and was quite heartened. Attendance seemed good too about 100 i'd say.  Hetherington did do some Yorkshire charm/ blarney but overall I was impressed. 


What I can remember/ seemed to be said...
- Hetherington now owns the club having taken Hughes shares. I wasn't sure if everyone knew that already. 
- Hetherington is taking marketing advice from I presume consultants about the Broncos name. He seems ambivalent about it. There was a clear expression from those present to keep Broncos. 
- he is looking for several investors to put in/ provide skills for us.  Noticable lack of details on timescale on this but he seemed optimistic.   Hetherington was honest that he does not have the money to run the club long term. 
- Hetherington keen to build links with fans.  This seemed the most positive part of the presentation.  Keeping us involved, using us as ambassadors/ volunteers.  Rick from the London RL foundation spoke too. There did not appear to be an overly ambitious grand plan and there was a good acknowledgement of the part fans will play. - seems to be a desire to keep playing at Wimbledon 
- Eccles noted how difficult it has been. Compared to 2014 when it felt like the club was going out of business.  
- Eccles mentioned 2/3 more players but it wasn't clear if they were coming or if money was present. 
- Eccles said O'Bierne will be back this weekend, Bienek Tindall the week after. 


That seems about it.