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Message: [QUOTE="Sproj, post: 3189772, member: 8423"] I remember when I was at school in Brissy, Cyril Connell came one day and a parade was organised to welcome him and to sign on one of our classmates to a Broncos scholarship. That kid never made it but it was so exciting to have the Broncos at our school. It was a semi-regular occurrence while Cyril was alive but after he died, never saw anything from the Broncos at any school. Fast forward a few years and I did a teaching placement in Marsden High and it was all Melbourne Storm by that stage. I then went to other Logan schools for some Uni-related work a little later and across three years doing that kind of role, I did not see the Broncos once, the Storm on the other hand and even to a far lesser extent, Raiders of all teams, had a fairly strong presence. So part of losing the Broncos culture is very much to do with the disconnect from the fans. They don't do much these days to engage fans sadly (from what I understand, I haven't been in Brisbane for a long time now but I do have friends in the area who tell me the Broncos are nowhere to be seen). The Broncos have lost their identity and connection to the fans. [/QUOTE]

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