See you there "Gobbie" .
The Sidcup Massive & Friends are Entrance F also.
Having a drink at Baker Street first as we a'int gonna pay Wembley Stadium prices.

yay Billleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

Hopefully see and hear you around F

Where you gonna sit next season? We need our voices back together and on form

Thought Broncos were advertised quite well there, the 2 page article intersected with the 'The Broncos are back' poster looked good, as well as at half time of each game the commentator also commented on the Broncos with the huge screens showing us as well.

Yeah good to see Broncos featured in the programme, but the PA system sounded terrible where I was sat - could not make out anything the announcer was saying about us!

I heard it pretty much perfectly at half time in the first game, but the noise was too great in the second half to hear it clearly. Besides, the big picture on the big screen didn't do to much harm.

He was just there with Robbie Hunter-Paul talking about Wheelchair rugby, I guess they're just fans of the sport.

I didn't see the advert in the programme. You couldn't miss the big screen Broncos are back which was great.

Given the % of southerners at the game was an opportunity missed to advertise lets say £80 season tickets if you ring by Monday or similar to get a bit of momentum. I think Gus wanted a 40% increase on ST which on 1100 isnt that many and maybe we could ahve got them yesterday-Who knows

Either way the Broncos are back!

Good to see so many Old Bronco tops being warn

Was quite impressive the presence that we had yesterday as a Club I trust that is a sign of the commitment that the RFL now have with us.

What was more pleasing as Wire Quin suggested and it is a Fact the majority of ticket sales came from London postcodes yesterday, now we have to strike why the iron is hot and get to those fans, if they are old fans we need to get them back, new ones we need to show we are interested in them and that they are a part of the Future for Super League in London.

The largest attendance too for a RL International in the last decade!

I sat between two sets of Broncos supporters (I'm practising saying that rather than Quins!) and it was great to have a chat with them. As a northerner it was a novelty going to a rugby league game where there were so many different southern accents to be heard. I'd like it not to be a novelty in the future as it would be great IMO if the southern folk who turned up enjoyed what they saw and decided to link up with one of the clubs in London. There was some good promotion of the Broncos and mention of the Skolars during halftime, as well as a couple of the amateur teams. I think Skolars and the amateur teams have just been awarded clubmark status and so were initiated on the pitch, so to speak!

I thought it was a great day out and the atmosphere, especially for the England-Australia game, was terrific. I hope the RFL do it again for the World Cup.

Gobby- sorry we missed you at Wembley (we were there).

Re seats next year, as it will be first come first served, the world is our lobster and we can congregate anywhere. As someone suggested, we may have to adapt the German beach towel approach (although I doubt it).

Will have to start thinking about some new songs for the new broncos...at least we have the Julien Rinaldi ones ready to go

'Come all without ,come all within
We're London Broncos not the Harlequins!!'

I like the song Rob, are the large and loud planning to sit in the LV stand? I have bought my season ticket already and plan to try and sit in my old seat in the LV stand. I was at Wembley last Saturday with Wolfman's Warrington contingent. I was thrilled that they featured London Broncos at half time with the new logo. I could hear everything on the PA, they kept stressing that match tickets next year could be bought for a tenner. My friend Wolfman was impressed and said he had never seen so many Lahndahn fans out and about. I replied that I had never seen so many of the "old" Lahndahn shirts being worn again. All in all he reckoned it was very good PR for the club.

London turnout at wembley was very good, I know I was in a group of 60ish from the eastern rhinos, and some of them weren't rugby fans before but as more people were buying tickets there was a snowball effect and more wanted to come along and see what the day out was going to be like, was great they could see so many London broncos shirts and adverts. Can not knock the club for effort at marketing at the moment compared to recent years.

We should organise a loyal and loud section ourselves if the club don't sort out an area, I would prefer the west stand. ( I think that's the LV) just sounds better there and you are on top of the bench and tunnel.
Although I sang them I'm glad some of the more monotonous and dull Quins RL songs will be buried now. What did the old broncos crowds sing? DSWG showed me the let's go broncos Brisbane which if we can would be good to play on matchdays, can anyone tell me any others?

I am ready to rejoin the Loyal and Loud with my yelling of doom.