Unless it has changed it is one plus unlimited kolpak and EU passport holders. However if relegated I believe all Superleague contracts are null and void so there would be no such thing as "our boys".

If London survive the key decision will be full or part time. Go full time and they should keep those in the squad no-one in SL wants. Go part time it is open season on the squad with other part time teams also in the mix.

However I believe you'd get better experienced northerners if part time. Can't see too many experienced players wanting to move south for a one year contract on Championship money. A quick look at the Hemel, Oxford and Skolars teams will show you there are plenty of northern based lads willing to travel down on match days still.

Obviously with extra Sky money kicking in at level two it's possible the rules re imports will be re-visited.

During our game last week John Kear said 1 overseas in Championship

Probably also worth noting that the salary cap is linked to club income in the Championship going forward. To spend the maximum £1m you will to generate about £2.5m according to press reports. Given all match day revenues go to Barnet I think that may be a bigger issue than the number of imports tbh.

will it be same rules as championship?
Have the RFL announced yet how its going to work, I thought the whole idea was tier 1 and tier 2 SL

I doubt there will be a club at Barnet next year if we finish 13/14th.......That is why it's so important to get behind these boys now.

The sliding salary cap is new next season, current salary cap is £300k. I'm not aware of any announcements around what the division will be called or revised import levels.

I guess there will be a club as the new boss was given a deal until the end of next year

I'm sure I have read SL contracts are invalidated by relegation.(Makes sense given the lower wage cap.) This may apply to Joe as well.

This confusion and uncertainty for clubs, fans and contracted players highlights what a grave mistake relegation was, is and will be. I fear rugby league is going backwards.

And if Leigh and Batley replace Bradford and LB will Superleague look a better competition?

Not sure if the thought even crossed the minds of the great unwashed at Red Hall.
But if the second tier has different rules to top tier then when the split occurs at round whatever into 3 leagues then the 4 from the top tier will have an unfair advantage over the top four from the bottom.
If its going to be a 2 tier SL then the rules should be the same for both.
We all know what actually will happen but hey ho

No-one replaces Bradford and London in SL. SL will therefore look a better competition, yes.

As will the Championship with Bradford and London in it.

Rea and Grima have given recent interviews making it clear that the Broncos will be around in 2015. I agree that Hughes could make this clearer still. I also agree that the RFL could be more forthcoming in terms of concrete plans for tier 2. But it does seem that we'll have a team to support next year.

Maybe Hughes will wait until a few weeks before the season starts to make his mind up. Seems to have worked OK this year.

Davids public commitment to fund us expires at the end of this season. Even if there is a club next year he may not be around.

If it is true the salary cap next year will be sliding, based upon club income, I'm struggling to see how this works with the current deal that sees the landlord keep match day revenue. It would seem to suggest we'd have a very low salary cap with the likes of Fev easily able to outspend us.

I hope I am wrong, London rugby league needs a strong team at the top of the southern pile.

I guess we'd have to be "swallowed" up as a club on paper by Barnet FC - keeping the London Broncos name and colours - but with our income being that of the Barnet FC's takings for our match days. Otherwise, yes... we have no income and therefore no salary cap to spend.