The hosts of the meeting have said they will share the discussion points widely with supporters Soonest.
I will be consolidating the points in this thread and emailing them in advance.

Many thanks for feeding in points raised here.

Being mindful that the CEO and commercial mgr aren't going to release certain business planning/decisions to the wider public or answer pressing internal business critical questions, here is a list of questions im planning to forward to the meeting hosts. Is there more I could add??

Communication;

Limited communication in 2021. Why has it been so limited.
Why isn’t communication consolidated and ‘official’ ie same messaging on email, FB, instagram, twitter……..
Some ‘official’ communication responsibilty appears to have been passed to some supporters. Is the wise??

Club strategy

Where is the club looking to be in 2, 5, 10 years?
The club appears to have gone from a mix of quality players from both the UK and Australia with a few academy players to one principally based on ex academy players. Is this the future?
Is there an ambition to get promoted to SL?
The coaching team has gone from 3 to 1 in a matter of weeks. Is the club looking to back fill the vacancies to a full compliment?

Wimbledon

There was an initial communication regarding Wimbledon from the CEO but nothing has followed. Is there more to come?
What is the plan for the move
Are we looking to ‘launch' the move as a new future for the club (Given the increased cost of the stadium) and will this mean a more competitive team

Supporters

Since The Stoop days the supporter base attending matches has dropped from 3-5000 to todays numbers of less than 1000 (Accepting the club is now in the championship). Are the club looking to win back the lost supporters and if so, how?
Can the supporters assist in promoting the club. At Brentford supporters delivered leaflets to the local community
Will the club be targeting new/different demographics as potential supporters
Buck & Dusty were part of the club branding (and attractive for the kids) are we looking to enhance the clubs branding?

Liam ……..

If this is answered it needs to include what targets and contingencies are in place for "set backs" and outright failure.
I would be stunned....but I'd like them to answer these simple questions
What will be considered a success in 2022 in terms of:
1. fan attendances,
2. paid fan attendance,
3. ST sales,
4. INCOME from shirt sponsorship
5. Table position at seasons end.

Everything else is just window dressing....PR and communications are only key if you're planning to reach past your own fans, if which we have a couple of hundred.

My gut says this is an excercise in "saying sorry" and asking for a second chance and little else.....delighted to be proven wrong

Good luck to all the invited fans going to this...Hope that everyone gets an equal chance to let rip and that the slavish disciples dont try to dominate proceedings..

they aren't invited thankfully

WQ in respect of your club strategy point I see that the first Championship signings for next season are beginning to come through. As per this season Broncos are conspicuous by their absence save the earlier rumour of Richards to Leigh and the news today that Fozard is off to Widnes. It really would be good to hear some encouraging words on recruitment or at least clarity that we are indeed out of the market.

Not at all. I don't expect answers to any of the questions, but it doesn't mean they don't need asking.

Question 2 is based around the maths of ticketing income streams as explained to me by the then clubs CEO back in 2007. 60% of the on the day ticket price is the average income stream. If you accept that A) the 350 declared at the weekend is accurate and B) that they all paid to get in, then of the supposed £7,000 taken on the gate, £4,200 was income for the club.. At current levels, we'd need 50 home games to cover the rent at Plough Lane....and that;' based on everybody being there and paying to be there last Sunday.

Question 4 is based around the number of club "partners' who have appeared on shirts over the years rather than paying sponsors. We currently don't actually produce any replica shirts in volumes any more because we don't sell any. The last shirt I bought for myself at the club was at The Hive....the ones that went unsold that day were shipped off to Africa IIRC. .my last visit to Trailfinders saw me buy my boy a shirt, because there were no adult ones available. A shirt sponsor would expect at least a few hundred of 'their logos' would be walking about in the stands etc.....but regardless...and my corporate naivety is again at play here, I can bolted on assure you that if you visit the clubs sponsors & Partners section of the website, you'll see a load of Partners and not one sponsor......

As I say. I don't expect an answer, but I believe the questions need asking anyway. Without Hughes, there's little or no income other than that from fans and sponsors. We currently have a handful of one and SFA of the other.

Oh..as for spreadsheets. I actually have the quins RL ones from 2009-12. A horror story they may be, but £225k was the rent in a purpose built Rugby Stadium and we had at the time fan revenues of £70k a game delivering £42k per game (£470k a year) of income to the club and covering the rent at the time.

Here's a question for them. Given SL 1 & 2 with 10 teams in each is more than likely happening at the end of 2022, what steps are being taken to ensure that London finish inside the cut off point next year?
We will finish 18th this year.......one better than 2015.

A less than subtle backtrack. You couldn't just say; maybe the questions weren't appropriate, more it was an opportunity to show you have an 'assumption based' abacus and wanted to show what you believe to be are the company P&L. You don't know DH strategy and what he's happy to spend.

As for asking the questions; I won't put them on the spot with questions, even if they knew the numbers they wouldn't share them, plus make myself look naive. This isn't a cafe in a small emerging country village, its a million pound business.

That question albeit in a different format has been asked in the question set sent through. (another assumption based question)

Have you run out of ideas?

Thanks for taking this forward on our behalf WQ & any others attending, appreciated. This probably is the last chance saloon for Broncos to start to get things right.