In amongst all this doom and gloom, you've just made my day.

Someone tweeted this morning to RLWC2013 & SuperLeague why not put the Rugby League World Cup Team in London for two years to work with the club in Super League and look to having a re-match of the Big One Test with New Zealand at the end of time, to build the club and game in London.

Back in the Victorian era and before, it was possible to buy chamber pots with a picture of your least favourite politician in it (at the time of the Napoleonic wars there was even one made with a bust of Napoleon in it!). You could tell the views of your host by who you were relieving yourself on. How about doing one with Gus in it as a fund raiser

If you know someone who's good with ceramics I reckon you might get a few takers on here!

Prefer a Thomas Crapper myself

It has nearly been a week since the initial announcement, I have to admit that this week has flown by on a personal level so I haven't really put to much thought into the future of the London Broncos but I have to say it is alarming to sit back and think that there is little over 72 hours to work out the future of the club.

I believe the talks all centre around Roehampton as there is still a year on the current contract to use and it is not practical to train there and play at Barnet. With the amount of land and facilities at Barnet, I'd hazard a guess that training would take place there if there is to be a break through.

Why isn't it possible to train at Roehampton and play in Harrow? Plenty on Yorkshire players travel to their clubs in Lancs for training and vice versa?

Mind you I love the joined up thinking, let's move from SW London while we still have a year on a training facility there

Isn't Roehampton just a field? How much could it really be costing us

So what you are saying is that the hold up has nothing to do with the RFL/other clubs in SL but just AK wanting to scrap paying for Roehampton as a precondition for taking over? As far as the club is concerned if the owner of the Hive (AK) is going to be our new owner the cost of training at the Hive is zero or minimal so i guess giving up Roehampton would save on those running costs. I dont know what those cost are but find it hard to believe thay are so huge that DH couldn't work something out with AK if that alone will secure the clubs future.

Admin along with all training was based at Richard Evans Playing Fields, Roehampton during the last season, and that address was always used on the website.

Roehampton is only just one of the points that need to be resolved, within the 10 days notice, a big point will be concessions with signing players.

Reading between the lines, the Broncos have a year left on their current contract with the owners of Roehampton and they would not be prepared to lose out because it is a breach of contract and obviously a loss of earnings.

All sounds pie in the sky to me and we are dead and soon to be buried.