We know from past experience that a competitive SL side in London has half a chance of attracting a decent crowd if it is sold well.

An average championship side with the sort of marketing have seen under DH's tenure has next to zero chance of being a success.

I can see there is value to both rugby league & Broncos in them being a SL franchise particularly if they stay at PL for the supposed 10 years. I can't see any value for either rugby league or Broncos being any sort of Championship side.

Spending £200,000 pa on renting Plough Lane (plus 2 training grounds) whilst moving the squad to a part-time basis would be the most typical London Broncos decision of al time. Probably means it's nailed on.

Bring your own boots and we'll supply the kit*


*kit may not be available until after the game

Dislike people? No problem. come along to Plough Lane on match day you won’t meet a soul. PS bring your boots our fullback can’t come as he has a detention at school.

Gallows humour is alive and well I see
We've no coach and no players "announced" for 2022. Given nobody knows which division they will be in next year it what said division will be called, I am still suspicious that there's some form of underhand dealing going on at the RFL.

Have London been assured of a top spot? Are Featherstone to be denied again by a SL concerned with it's own survival more than the game itself? Are Toulouse going to walk the comp only to be invited in but with no income?

The lack of any definitive news coming out of the RFL is worrying, but the silence from London at the moment is making me thing backroom deals are being done...