Absolutely not, which is why we didn't ask people to leave their money in the club against a season ticket for next season, something I was lambasted for and, by one person, called thick. Imagine what I would be getting called now had we offered season tickets and then people find out the season is not starting? We are trying to do the right thing by people.

The SC is a supporters group that has already grown to numbers bigger than I expected in 3 weeks and will, I am sure, update members of the items discussed in the initial meeting. I will be updating everyone who purchased this week on their packages and some additional benefits that have arisen since it was advertised. The committee have had one meeting, a few days ago, and people are already shouting for minutes, websites, social media, constitutions etc. Give them a chance to organise themselves. As I have just said anyone who has joined will receive an update from me soon and then I'm sure one from the committee soon after.

The London Broncos are not going anywhere and the SC is there to assist the club. A very separate issue to the question I posed which was why are people so hell bent on the club signing players when the likelihood is we will not be starting the season during the normal months and some additional costs are coming our way through the next lockdown?

If you want to know more about the SC why don't you email me to discuss, I am very approachable and happy to answer your questions on that or any of the clubs current fundraising efforts.

Can't say i'm surprised in what you say.

Hi there.

I find it very strange that you have been waiting four months for a lottery win payment, I have checked the spreadsheet and nobody is waiting any longer than since November, which I do accept is a decent length of time to wait, however we have been really busy with the SL bid and various other things at the club.

Please email me, it can be sorted really quickly and really easily. If you have been waiting four months then please just send me an email now and I can verify it within minutes of getting the email.

That is a damming post. I'm surprised in one sense but not in another. I'm not sure the scope of the club was ever laid out nor any meaningful measurables set (certainly not publicly published); therefore it would always be open to 'personality'. That would therefore be doomed to failure.

Even today i just cant think what the SC could realistically offer. Away match coaches, social events,(we've had both of them pre SC) after that i'm lost. Its such a small supporter base.

I have to say that I think the whole Supporters Club thing has been handled very badly. The fact the the club did not have the courtesy to communicate its intentions to the LBSA, prior to the announcement of its formation, was at least, rather poor.
I decided from the onset not to get involved and am glad having read what you have said Wantawin, that I have done so.
I too have followed the club for many years and the SC joins a long line of things that the club have done to upset the fans.The dwindling number of fans brings proof of this.
What is more the officers of the club are very thin skinned, as you have found out. Criticism is taken badly. Can you imagine if we started a fanzine, how well that would go down.
Certainly someone needs to get a grip of this side of the club, before more loyal fans join the exodus.
I might add that very recently I won a prize in the LBSA 100 club. The prize money was made available to me the very same day.

Within a week of the first committee meeting a consitution was written and agreed, which to my knowledge has never been published. As I left the committee back at the beginning of November, I am not sure if the constitution is being followed as you require 5 committee members to form a quorum, I do not think there are 5 committee members. I will say the minutes of the first committee meeting did state the aim of the supporters club and the aim was then published in the first (and only?) news letter.