Sad to see you go down, but with hard work can see you rising again.

Good luck London fans. Stick with them in their hour of need.

January 14th 2010........day that Hughes gave control to MacKay and then resources and money were spent in al the wrong areas......resulting in name changes, homelessness and borderline bankruptcy. The criminal in the piece has sloped off before the final nail was hammered in!

Relegation was pretty much nailed on as a result of the off field mismanagement.

Good to see the messages of support from friends in the north here - thank you all. A nice contrast to the s who've come out of the woodwork on other forums (fora?) to slag us off. I take no joy in anyone's demise or misfortunes.

Gutters we know, it's last night's chip wrapping keeping on about it ain't going to change it
So the issue now is the future and making sure we are in the mix at the end of the season

Good luck and see you next season... and in a few weeks.. Are we having a party?

Good luck, having been there ourselves you may actually find you enjoy next year after all that has happened in this season.

2 point Michael. Firstly, I was simply correcting the poster who believes this rot started in November 2013 and secondly an more importantly, who owns the club? With the idiot Hughes still our main source of income and support we are ed because I seriously doubt he has learnt anything from the last 4 years.
Chip wrapper it may be, but sad to say, it is Hughes's legacy to London broncos and the prospects if the sport in the region that he has quite simply, made a dogs dinner if it all!

Well it'll be a start from scratch. Most if not all of current squad will move (or be moved) on.

gutters you are droning again!

better droning than drowning.

I find it hard to fathom how so called "fans of the club" are anything other than dismayed at the inactivity of the owner who caused this mess. Good for you Michael.....you went to the Warrington game..... ......if there are not wholesale changes at the club, including ownership, then I suspect that within 2 years your away schedule will include trips to Hemel and the Skolars......with those teams being in higher divisions to us.

There are those that are saying that we are as low as we can go and next year is a fresh start. Believe me, this club still has some distance left to fall

Having experienced promotion, relegation, then promotion again on numerous occasions your stint in the Championship will be filled with much more optimism and good times. RL is RL, and is still as exciting wherever it's played, and a good run at the Championship will help build momentum. Start winning again, a rise in morale, and the fans will start trickling in. I have some great memories of Salford winning promotion on a couple of occasions, and I'm sure next season will be the same for you guys.

Saw this news last night and felt absolutely nothing. Which would have been unthinkable maybe two years ago.

The chronic mismanagement of the club over the past few years has almost completely sucked out any enthusiasm I had for following the team on the pitch.

Even if we have a good season next year - I struggle to see how we come back from this and establish ourselves as a competetive Super League team. How many new or relapsed fans are the club going to be able to attract without top level footy to watch? without the likes of Wigan and Leeds visiting in a season. It is hard to picture.

From 8,000 fans turning up at the Stoop for Round 1, 2006 - to this. It's a sorry sorry tale and a collective failure of almost criminal proportions.

In fact, you corrected nothing because said poster did not say that and does not believe that. Instead you simply changed the subject to one which you felt allowed you to launch yet again onto one of your oft-repeated and thus boringly predictable rants.

Agreed. I remember how emotionally involved I felt at matches towards the end of one season at GP when relegation seemed a real possibility.

Now, I just feel disappointed but no more.