When the Hive was first mooted, I started having a lurk on the Barnet F.C. forum and when the club had open days Tony Kleanthous was there helping show people round and answering their questions. I don't know about him moneywise, but he sounds like just the person with the attitude to the supporters we need. With him on board, things might start looking a bit rosier

If he took us over there must be some savings on staff who could cover admin for both clubs. The savings on ground rental etc over the Stoop will help. If we could only assemble a competitive team together id like to think a lot of dissolutioned fans would return and make us break even ensuring he doesnt ditch us a waste of money.

'stralians. Having moved to New Zealand, my regard towards our sheep stealing cousins across the pond has hardened slightly.

If the RFL won't play ball on the cap allowance and London Weighting, then to allow us a few extra foreign players is the least they can do to "level the playing field" so to speak.

Australians in London don't have the same reputation they used to.

The only problem I can see here is with the Borders Agency. If the RFL have squared things with them, I await the reaction of our friends in the North with interest

Grant Sharp? article boldly announces in League Weekly, that London Broncos will take no part in Super League next season as the club us on the verge of collapse.

While Geoffrey Bagleys from Leeds, readers letter in League Express says London must not be rescued financially again, then states we all know this has happened at least once previously, evidence, proof?

The Club's future? stated by journalist Sparks differs from what two of we're told just prior and over the weekend. Also Why do Northerners constantly peddle the line about funding we have been given?

Well It was TR who told Lister and you would think he would be the one who should know. If Anthony Kleanthous doesn't take us on under better terms from the RFL then it surely will be over.

Yes I know, my discussion was with a contact, Thursday evening, they did not discuss players, but said we are in Super League next season, that the ground negotiations needed to be just completed. It will be disappointing if we have both been mislead, but then again it may be just a journalist putting 1 + 1 together and coming up with = 3

Lets hope that if and when we move to the Hive he comes to the games and becomes the main owner in the very near future. We need some money put into marketing in this 'new' location to ensure evryone in the area knows we are playing there.