I don't think anyone denies that! but it is moving on to the next level, and the money needed. More than ever now so many Northern fans are wanting to pull up the draw bridge and want the sport to go back to being The Northern Rugby League, a step backwards, and some still call union, the Minor Sport?

finding it hard to be positive about the club at the moment. Clubby repeating his "I want out of here" tantrum was bad enough, but no the Likes of Dixon being tapped by the daily express (pizza express has better journalists BTW) is indicative of TR having no control over his charges.
Furthermore, TR was apparently amused/bemused by some of the conspiracy theories emanating from the boards.....I would suggest that every time one of his players says they don't know what's going on it "thickens the plot".

DH made an undertaking to finance the club until the end of 2014. If that means moving to the Hive or to another football ground in London then so be it, but every passing day they run the chance of losing more fans......communication is key here.

As Listy has said its all down to Anthony Kleanthous. We are obviously waiting for him to agree to go with the deal - subject to him being able to with all these questions on what he is allowed to do according to the Lease/Council. It isnt the club!

The club must want to confirm everything as any players who have agreed to sign will not wait for us for ever and sign for HKA etc.

Ultimately all of these issues are of the clubs making as they were the ones who chose to change ground mid licence period.

Gus has had all year on this as his #1 priority and here we are at the end of the season with fans and players alike not knowing where things stand.

I would suggest that it is 100% the club.

Correction The Skolars are a model on how to run a semi-professional club.

Attached is a link to the planning papers being put forward to Harrow Council regarding the Hive. Majority is detail about the stadium and some amendments. I believe it was deferred subject to additional information on the floodlights and light spread. Majority of objections relate to Barnet FC playing first team football, which as is pointed out in the conclusion on page 24 that is lawful in planning terms so long as within the 5176 capacity.


When or whether the lease has been amended to allow professional football is another matter. Also would any sport be prevented, and could it be legally?

Ambiguous tweet from Martin Sadler of League ExpressMartyn Sadler ‏@MartynSadler 2m

From what I hear, @LondonBroncosRL are likely to be alive and kicking within Super League next season. I'd put the odds at about 75%.'"

I was told Thursday afternoon, everyone is working as hard & as quickly as possible to get everything confirmed.

That's what Gus said in February.

February 2006?