Tim of there has been 10,000 present there would have still been complaints or excuses that it was a one off! currently whatever the club does or says is never going to please a few here. It was not the result we wanted, I thought it may have just been over the 5,000 mark but it wasn't but I get fed up of the "Glass half empty" attitude continually from the few, at least some accept it is not perfect, things are not being done as quickly as we would like, but we will see what the review says rather than simply moan or complain all the time or tell us how they would run things!

Maybe if the team was mid table or competative there would have been 5k

I knew we would bottle it when we I saw we were sponsored by Southern Water!



Same old, pattern, a good 30 mins, still in it at half time and then the away coach improves their tactics and we are left well behind. Lesson? SACK POWELL!

On the basis of the crowd, Medway Dragons have a bright future whereas......................................................

Not if you sit in the back garden acting like a glory hunter. My vested interest is that there is a SL team in London to support and without it, community rugby will be worse off and a valuable pathway for player development will be lost. There is no reason why Broncos should move from the Stoop but at the end of the day this depends on marketing in the local area. With your attitude though it would be wasted, get out and promote the game.

Its taken the marketing mogul Gutterfax however many years to work out that people doon't want to travel too far away from where they live





Why don't I have a Season Ticket at Broncos? Why do I prefer to watch Skolars than Broncos?



Both have the same answer. Travel. Its two hours from Essex via the tube to get to Twickenham, so thats a four hour round trip to watch an uncompetitive shower of e, whereas Skolars is half hour by car and just over an hour on the tube and I've only ever seen them hammered once (against Widnes, then of the Championship).

Why, thats the clubs job to promote the game. (I've encouraged 4 people to buy ST this year). Suddenly you've had a game on your doorstap, you local club has sent everyone to watch and now you've taken over GF's mantle as the RL marketing guru for the south of England. Will it be flowers on Gillingham high street and posters in the train station?



In my spare time I will make a choice with how I want to spend my time and money. Watching a team getting destroyed week in week out isn't entertainment.



See you in Manchester for a beer!

Gillingham is even more of a dump than I remembered, and the natives pretty fitting. At least Hull fans would have felt at home

Yes, we were pondering which is the bigger dump, Gillingham or Hull?

I did wonder why on earth of all the venues to play them at we picked the one that would give them a massive home-field advantage.

Also explains why so many fans from 'ull turned up.

Thought the Blues Cafe was quite a nice venue (though all the beer was awful, apparently).



Tiger beer a bit steep at £3 (mind you, just back from Spain where you could get 6 bottles of Amstel in the shops for under 2 Euros!).

Now now Dave, no need for that sort of thing - if you carry on with this my town's better than your town thing this will end up sounding like one of those Northern forums!