To be honest, I am not one bit surprised.
I just thought I would mention it !

Possibly full on campaign in Ealing high Street?

Looking forward to Sunday. Because of health issues and university in Scotland my wife and son haven't seen Broncos for nearly a year. We were all season ticket holders pre covid so with Ebbsfleet being handy for us all looking forward to a positive performance

It is hard to know exactly what went on, but as the season unfolds, I'd hazard a guess that our Head of Commercial was given a marketing budget to attract fans to games and he gave 99% of it to The Standard and Metro 2 weeks before we KO'd and once that didn't work, he scarpered back to being a shop assistant and is now drunkenly surfing the net attacking his past employers and colleagues. As I say, I may be well off the mark.......but.

I live in Kent too. The only thing I saw about the game was on the Ebbsfleet FC website, I only saw it because I was looking up info about parking and / or the nearest stations.

Bongser drinks Shepherd Neame 1698 "Kentish Strong Ale" but has seen no match publicity on any of the many bottles already sunk today! He will keep looking.

Now the club have announced the Featherstone game on 10-Jul will also be played at Ebsfleet. Thought the days of fitting around football ground works were behind us but seems not.

Very odd as AFC were tweeting last week that the pitch was like a carpet. Maybe they no longer want our grubby feet on it!

The Fev game at Ebbsfleet suits me, but it will alienate many, I am sure.
I see the club says it has given 500 free tickets to schools in the area. It will be interesting to see what sort of a crowd we draw.

This is good but I doubt will help grow crowds in Wimbledon towards Hughes 5,000 target.

Probably not, although it may help Medway Dragons & Invicta Panthers pull in a few more kids, which might be good for the game.
It will also make the attendance figures look better than they otherwise would.