Season ticket information is out this week apparently. Might I suggest that if you want to get one, you had better get in quick or it will be standing room only.
Thought I had better get that in first.
Its is going to be pay up front, not monthly as it is now. The cost ought to be attractive to try and entice people to travel to Ealing. But this is The Broncos we are talking about.

I hope they do something to try and win back those who have drifted away. Can't see many jumping straight back to a season ticket but a X match pack deal may get a few through the door and perhaps assist in winning them back.

Must admit that whilst I expect to watch most of my RL elsewhere in southern England I will be looking at what Broncos do carefully. When I lived in London I had both Broncos and Skolars season tickets for a few years without watching Skolars that often. A deal at a price I can effectively write off if I don't get to many matches may well see me holding two season tickets again next season.

I'm left wondering if the Barnet admin lot will refund my ST 'joining fees' as it is they who have terminated the joint deal with the Broncos.

I'm still waiting for an apology for publishing my name & address to all & sundry.

Won't be buying a ST until I get one.

Any idea how much ? Only asking because I can get a ST to watch ( hopefully!) Premier League football at the Olympic Stadium for £289. The OS is easy for me to get to by public transport, whereas Ealing isn't - not til Crossrail opens but that won't be til 2018 at the earliest I understand. While Barnet wasn't ultra easy, it wasn't too bad with the Jubilee line, and was an easier drive than the Stoop. For £289 I'm watching top flight sport in a new stadium - at Ealing I'll be watching 2nd level sport in a park. SO come on Broncos, entice me back to West London!

Rob, what is this odd thing called football

Contact....smells nice on the wife but for me it's a way of life!

Will there be an option for person plus dog ST? and if so can we secure a patch of grass at the edge of the pitch?

You haven't got a dog, but you can borrow Fern if you like.

£195 seat in grandstand ( covered)
£120 concessions

£150 seat in grandstand ( uncovered)
£120 pitchside standing
£100 concessions

Top two are referred to as 'premium '!

Concessions are students, over 60s, disabled, emergency services, serving members of the armed forces

U16s free apparently

Bollards to that.

I'd pay 50 quid tops to watch a team that has worse facilities than Skolars.

£15 notes a game based on 13 at home or £13.93 if we get first or second (or 5th or 6th again) next year points to walk up prices remaining at £20. This is an error of judgement on the part of the club.
You can get covered seating at Brentford on match day for £25..... or £26 at Harlequins...or £24 at QPR. Curiosity will get a few in for game 1, but after that, £20 a pop will turn many away for the facilities on offer.
Still....I'm sure Hughes and his staff know what they're doing!

Judicious use of social media means you can often get into those grounds for nothing at all.

I've blagged free tickets for all of the above & am off to QPR on Saturday.

So free entertainment vs overpriced tripe?

Only true believers will pay 20 notes to watch a team that is effectively third rate.

Still awaiting a report on how many attended "The Dive" tonight. I have seen some excited kids babbling on facebook as how they've nabbed their ST's, but other than that, nothing else as yet.

11 regular season home games, 3 home games guaranteed in the 888s, 4 if you can actually win. a 'premium' ticket is at worst £13.93 a game. The £150 ticket is £10.71 a game.

Hardly breaks the bank does it, but if you (generic) think that's a rip off that's your choice. You still want a full time team, you want the academy, you want a say in the club but asked to pay to watch the team and .....