You claim to know how much Broncos season ticket is on incorrect information and a complete lack of understanding of how the scheme works.



The original early bird pricing was retained and has been extremely good value. I pay £29pm for the top seats with my 2 teenage kids costing me £2 each. So my total cost for access to 40 games is under £400 for the year.



You really think that because Gutterfax says £752 then that's what it will be? Think about it, Tk wants to attract a crowd, not scare them off.





Let me give you the breakdown of how the membership works

www.barnetfc.com/tickets/memberships/



I am certain that the Broncos games will be sold as an add on to the membership packages in the same way as the following



Gym Membership £20pm

Car park £10pm

Away Travel £38pm

You claim to know how much Broncos season ticket is on incorrect information and a complete lack of understanding of how the scheme works.



The original early bird pricing was retained and has been extremely good value. I pay £29pm for the top seats with my 2 teenage kids costing me £2 each. So my total cost for access to 40 games is under £400 for the year.



You really think that because Gutterfax says £752 then that's what it will be? Think about it, Tk wants to attract a crowd, not scare them off.





Let me give you the breakdown of how the membership works

www.barnetfc.com/tickets/memberships/



I am certain that the Broncos games will be sold as an add on to the membership packages in the same way as the following



Gym Membership £20pm

Car park £10pm

Away Travel £38pm

I didnt have to trawl anything.

Main website www.barnetfc.com

click on tickets.

Is that really so hard? Alternatively you could have asked rather than make assumptions on outdated information.



This is the first year of the membership and the club adopted the same methodology as a season ticket on the membership with the early bird concept. Supporters like me contacted the club and explained why this wouldn't make financial sense. Basically after you had gone three games into the season then the full membership worked out dearer than paying on the door so they agreed to retain the original membership prices. Truth of this is almost nobody buys season tickets at full wack, if you are that late then most just pay on the door because there is little value to be had.



You probably don't know (or care) about our history but basically we went from 500 avg attendance to reaching the 3rd tier (League 1) with 3-4000 avg attendances bankrolled by a wealthy chairman (Stan Flashman) who then pulled the plug without warning, we lost all our players and had to rebuild almost from scratch. TK has been slowly putting the infrastructure in place so we are self-sufficent and while this hasn't yet been converted to promotion most can see the benefits of what he has done and that we are no longer reliant on someone bailing us out. If we are successful this season then crowds will go up, if not they will go down. Id prefer the former but I'm realistic enough to know it may not be so. As an aside we have sold nearly 4000 tickets for our next home game so it's not all bad.



I'd rather be optimistic and suggest that the 2 teams now playing at the Hive would look to support each other and so boost attendances for both parties but hey, what do I know.

I didnt have to trawl anything.

Main website www.barnetfc.com

click on tickets.

Is that really so hard? Alternatively you could have asked rather than make assumptions on outdated information.



This is the first year of the membership and the club adopted the same methodology as a season ticket on the membership with the early bird concept. Supporters like me contacted the club and explained why this wouldn't make financial sense. Basically after you had gone three games into the season then the full membership worked out dearer than paying on the door so they agreed to retain the original membership prices. Truth of this is almost nobody buys season tickets at full wack, if you are that late then most just pay on the door because there is little value to be had.



You probably don't know (or care) about our history but basically we went from 500 avg attendance to reaching the 3rd tier (League 1) with 3-4000 avg attendances bankrolled by a wealthy chairman (Stan Flashman) who then pulled the plug without warning, we lost all our players and had to rebuild almost from scratch. TK has been slowly putting the infrastructure in place so we are self-sufficent and while this hasn't yet been converted to promotion most can see the benefits of what he has done and that we are no longer reliant on someone bailing us out. If we are successful this season then crowds will go up, if not they will go down. Id prefer the former but I'm realistic enough to know it may not be so. As an aside we have sold nearly 4000 tickets for our next home game so it's not all bad.



I'd rather be optimistic and suggest that the 2 teams now playing at the Hive would look to support each other and so boost attendances for both parties but hey, what do I know.

Cool story Bro.

Here are some FACTS for you regarding your new best buddies.



Your new tenants/ground sharers receive about £1.5 million a year from the SL TV deal and in 2012, spent a total of £2.7 MILLION on their first team squad and £524,000 on Coaches.....the Owner sunk £2.2 million in to cover their shortfall.

2013 figures are not available, but I assure you that they are just as ugly!

Bottom line is that a team of 2nd rate players (we are shopping for cast offs and loaners) will finish dead set bottom in 2014, hardly inspiring either new or existing fans to pay £16 or more to witness weekly hammerings. TK will not see any benefit of future in having a championship club with 800 fans in 2015 and London Broncos will move on again.



Basically, It costs a minimum of £4,000,000 to run a SL club. £2,500,000 of that needs to be generated by the club itself with the rest from SKY money. In 2012, the club raised £543,000.





On your last point......we've shared/rented with Charlton, Harlequins, Charlton, Brentford and Harlequins over 18 seasons. When it comes to cross fan cultivation, I wouldn't be holding my breath

Cool story Bro.

Here are some FACTS for you regarding your new best buddies.



Your new tenants/ground sharers receive about £1.5 million a year from the SL TV deal and in 2012, spent a total of £2.7 MILLION on their first team squad and £524,000 on Coaches.....the Owner sunk £2.2 million in to cover their shortfall.

2013 figures are not available, but I assure you that they are just as ugly!

Bottom line is that a team of 2nd rate players (we are shopping for cast offs and loaners) will finish dead set bottom in 2014, hardly inspiring either new or existing fans to pay £16 or more to witness weekly hammerings. TK will not see any benefit of future in having a championship club with 800 fans in 2015 and London Broncos will move on again.



Basically, It costs a minimum of £4,000,000 to run a SL club. £2,500,000 of that needs to be generated by the club itself with the rest from SKY money. In 2012, the club raised £543,000.





On your last point......we've shared/rented with Charlton, Harlequins, Charlton, Brentford and Harlequins over 18 seasons. When it comes to cross fan cultivation, I wouldn't be holding my breath