Danny Ward, who knows what his feeling are regards the situation at the club. He is now being rumoured as front runner to replace Simon Woolford at Huddersfield Giants.
Simon left the Yorkshire club today. So The Giants are on the lookout for a replacement. It is said the they are looking for a British coach.
You could not blame Danny, if he took the job if offered. It would certainly be a loss for the Broncos. However Jamie Langley would be a good replacement, should he go.

Would be a real shame to lose Wardy. Showed he has what it takes to get a team promoted, and arguably with one or two more players ( half backs?) he could have kept us up. Looked to me to be the real deal when he took over from Hendo. Either way I think he impressed many with his coaching style and his attitude. Playing the game with a smile on his face.
Presumably Langers would go too as his assistant ?

Danny Ward has done a fantastic job with limited resources. The team spirit in the side that got promoted and played in SL was possibly the best I have ever seen from the Broncos.

As much as i would love danny to stay at London, if he gets offered the job at giants he would be crazy not to take the oportunity offered.. its certainly a step up the ladder for a really talented british coach! I can see the appeal from giants point of view, and british RL needs more homegrown talent in coaching.
I hope he gets the chance

With a mutiny afoot at Wakefield. Chris Chesters days look numbered.
Danny has been mentioned as the man for the job should or when, it becomes vacant.
A very popular man is our Danny.

Chester has been hanging by finger tips for a while.

And now Hull supposedly in for him........

This is not a dig at the club, just stating facts. Why would he not go. We have 14 players for next season, our rivals have all improved their squads, even if we did start recruiting, we are behind those sides around us and the pickings are probably slim (all the good stuff will be taken). Would not blame him.

Hull needs a bit of work to rebuild, but it's a big club so you'd think any coach would be interested. Huddersfield are looking too, not as big as Hull but have half a squad and a good junior system. Both would be good options for Danny Ward.

There's no vacancy at Wakefield right now, but even if there was I'm not sure what they could offer an up and coming coach like Ward. Squad needs work, facilities are...aged...and the chairman is constantly talking about their lack of money.

We can't fault the job Danny has truly done at the club, he wears his heart on his sleeve, his work with players has been outstanding.

Danny has to look to his own future, especially when other Championship are recruiting.

This.

Wardy has been absolutely brilliant for London - gave us a few seasons where the rugby was truly enjoyable, can't say there's been much of that since we left Griffin Park.A lot of the time I've come to games in the last 15 years or so more out of a sense of obligation rather than actually wanting to .

I would hate to lose him but if he gets the chance he has to take it. Its his future and he needs to build that. I think every Broncos fan would wish the best for Danny

Danny is staying .... re-signing players plus adding 2nd team and academy. Then see whose around... FULL TIME SQUAD TOO

That would be great. Isn’t the reserve league suspended for next season?

Great news to break last night from 'Total League' That once again David Hughes has agreed to keep London Broncos professional once again, he does have his critics, and yes he has made some errors, but without him would we be here today? we have to get promotion and keep that place in Super League, as we will not have someone willing to invest so much personal financial support as David has, Thanks David!


London coach Ward plotting 2021 success as Broncos stay full-time
Matthew Shaw 19/10/2020


They’ve been shrouded in secrecy and deafening in their silence.

While other clubs have been busy and public heading into 2021, London Broncos have been glaringly quiet over the last few months.

The only club yet to make a signing and whispers of a potential move to part-time status have left many asking concerned questions about the Broncos and their future.

In reality, the club has had many difficult decisions to make.

In the space of 12 months, London have gone from receiving £1.8m in central funding to just £300,000 next season. Relegation from the top flight saw them receive a £500,000 parachute payment this year but with that now gone, London’s distribution is a sixth of what it was when they were in Super League.

That, inevitably, has resulted in the club having tough conversations and left to consider many facets of their business.

But after great deliberation, long-serving owner David Hughes has opted to keep the Broncos squad full-time next season as they plot their attack on the Championship, and a potential return to Super League.

“I wasn’t the best at maths in school but I could work out that drop in distribution didn’t look great,” admitted head coach Danny Ward, who is now in the planning process ahead of a pre-season return next month.

“If you asked me to put a fiver in I’d be kicking and screaming so fair play to David for all the money he’s put in over the years and continues to put in. He’s Mr London Broncos so fair play to him.

“Looking at the bigger picture of the world and the financial markets beyond Rugby League you can see why it needed to be a considered decision.

“It took time and it has been a frustrating time. But we’re all healthy and being paid on time so there are a lot of people worse off than us.”

Ward accepts that he is now behind many of the other clubs in building his squad for next season, though that isn’t something that concerns him.

“Other clubs have been making signing after signing while we’ve not been making much noise. I can imagine questions have been getting asked.

“Currently I’m trying to re-sign the lads out of contract. The priority is promoting lads from reserves and Academy grade this week, we like being a group of homegrown lads.

“Once we’ve done that it will take us up to 75% of our squad being Academy grown which is something we’re pretty proud of.

“Then we’ll look back and see where we need to strengthen. It’s been a slow process but we’re not panicking, lads will be falling out of Super League systems, clubs will be shaking up their squad and making changes and we’ll see what’s about. I don’t like to rush or panic, players will become available and we’ll be in a good position to recruit them as others have recruited early.

“We won’t be panic buying like it’s Christmas Eve. Not being full-time means there isn’t as much financial strain on other clubs and with the furlough system they’ve been in a decent position.”

After a summer of uncertainty, Ward is now desperate to return to the training field.

“I’ve forgotten what to do so I’ll have to test the kids out and beast them!

“We’ve been chatting with the staff the last few weeks for some ideas with pre-season. It gets you fired up and the Mrs will be glad to see the back of me. It falls in line with when we’d normally come back so it works out perfect, pre-season will be a bit longer, the season will may be put back a month so it will be a bit longer, which is another reason we’re not quite panicking about signings.