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But the groundwork has been in completely different areas, it's like building a club in warrington then moving it to chester, and expecting everyone to just follow it. The lack of stability has been shocking for London, and is a massive reason that the support has dwindled

A lack of a proper home/identity has always hurt them, a clear goal as been another, David Hughes has just thrown money at it thinking that's all he needed to do. If someone can step in who is driven and sets out a plan with the right people it will work. David Hughes for all his generosity was the wrong man for the job.

Barnet FC's chairman, Tony Kleanthous, recently confirmed he was in talks with the Broncos over a move to The Hive, and is thought to be interested in acquiring a stake in the Super League club but only if it became debt-free.

I thought it was much more difficult to walk away from your debts and start again, these days. But it looks as though this could well be the plan for Broncos as Yed and another poster suggested. If that is the case, I wonder whether Broncos will be in SL or Champ 1 next season ?.

London still managed to bring through a lot of junior players. Moveing around certainly didn't help, and it could be argued that their biggest piece of bad luck was when the original management ( Fulham Football Club ) pulled out. Roy Close bought the club from administrators but it was ruled that all the players were free agents so he had to start again with nowt but the proverbial set of shirts. It's been struggle ever since, through there were some purple patches.

Broncos are a Norwegian Blue.