Actually it was a yellow card. The local radio presenter said red but not the case. The reason? I think everyone else is past caring NB. I’d leave it.

None of those players will be playing for us next year anyway, so I really dont care if he has a 1 match, 3 match or 8 match ban.... He won't be a london player anyway

The London players we will next year have you will never have heard of, will be on minimum wage, will probably have to pay for their own kit, and will be dropped off at the ground by there mum and dad.

We could not see what the card was for. It was too far from away for us to tell.

Was it his birthday?

This is a crucial point. Can someone get onto the club and say don’t worry about all that other rubbish. Why was Sammut sent off. That’s the burning question.

Northernbloke is your man for that job.

Loves to tell us about the "nuances' of refereeing the game, pointing out that you have to be a ref to understand the rules, whilst ignoring the elephant in the room that is the utter embarrassment the club have become.

My favourite comment of him and the other apologists is "where would we be without Hughes"....the irony is now that the answer is probably "BETTER OFF"!

It was a decent turn out of Broncos fans at the game yesterday.

Probably just taking the precaution of being at the last ever game should that prove the case.

That came across on the radio - certainly for the part of the game Broncos were competitive especially first 15.

It’s funny because it’s true.

Worst time ever in my 25 years as a fan and those few people left who have followed longer than me must be heartbroken especially the fans from Fulham days. David, Lobster and the Monkey should hang their heads in shame. Maybe Monkey boy should move to Hartlepool (for those who dont know the story its the place they hung the monkey as they thought he was a spy/traitor)

From monkeys Twitter

‘in York without a charger or job’

tweet looks to have gone.

Victor, thanks for a sensible answer. See on the twitter it actually says it was yellow.
And in response to the comment of having to be a ref to understand the rules, not at all but it help to know the rules if you are going to critisise.
Whilst its been mentioned, if anyone is interested in becoming a ref in London and South, the society is short, come and give it a try you might enjoy it, and it's putting something back into the community game in London

My favourite comment of him and the other apologists is "where would we be without Hughes"....the irony is now that the answer is probably "BETTER OFF"!

Think actually lowest point for me with the club was when Mr Hughes stopped paying the wages, think at one point the club had 7 staff total! And on verge of not existing. So if that BETTER OFF Fine! For me I would rather see the club continue to run against not existing

Any follow up to this ?