The Wooden Spoon. Well done London. No idea what the future holds but you have done well to come together and through adversity avoided the wooden spoon. Good luck for the future and i hope we have a strong London tam in the future. www.superleague.co.uk/matchday/league_table

The Wooden Spoon. Well done London. No idea what the future holds but you have done well to come together and through adversity avoided the wooden spoon. Good luck for the future and i hope we have a strong London tam in the future. www.superleague.co.uk/matchday/league_table

Well done London

Well done London for picking themselves up to avoid the wooden spoon, but if i was a fan, i would be pretty peeved that for the second year running, the team has been awful, then decided to start playing with the last few games to go. (Although to be fair, towards the end of this year they have player a lot of youngsters who have done very well)

I think London would have a much better chance of avoiding relegation (if they decide to carry on) by sticking with the youngsters for next year. Unfortunately the highly paid overseas recruits have let the club down badly over the last couple of years.

We dont have 17 youngsters physically developed enough for SL. The standard of SL player Up North who would make us competitive wont move South. Whats left that wont sign for a Northern team first?

London has achieved an unexpected win. No doubt the London youngsters played an important part. But it would not have been possible without the contribution of the high paid Australian import, Jamie Soward.

London's problem with imports is not the fact that they are overpaid, but rather their quality. There has been a history of disappointing imports. But there has also been a history of outstanding imports. Think Dennis Moran, Richie Barnett, Mark McLinden, Jamie Soward. The issue is to find only the top quality imports, and to complement them with inexperienced but talented southern boys.

No mention of Hull K.R fielding a weakened team then, yet Huddersfield get a five pager.

Only saying…

The "weakened team" were 16-0 up rather quickly. I'd say "lazy" rather than weakened.

Greg Eden injured
Sean Gleeson injured
Liam Salter rested
Dave Hodgson rested/injured
Travis Burns injured
Michael Dobson injured
Josh Hodgson rested
Ryan OHara injured
Con Mika rested
Cory Paterson injured
Graham Horne injured
Adam Walker rested
Mickey Paea injured

with 13 1st teamers not playing I'd definately say weakened.

Well done Josh Gudzec for getting mom and scoring a try on your debut.

Dorn, Randall, Clubb, Howell, Rodney, Witt, Bailey were all missing from our first choice 17.

To be fair, I bet the Salford fans are gutted. Really !!!

Yes totally gutted I don't know how I'm going to cope watching Salford in the championship next year.

Exactly. Good luck for next season. Not that you will need it!

If karma is anything to go by then Cas will be the ones to struggle.

Why, what have Cas ever done to Salford?

Surprised this went down to the last day with Salford starting the season in financial ruin, spending £600k under the cap and suffering a points deduction.

Congrats to London however.

Not cas as a club but you more as fans!

Nice.
Have to say I didn't attend at Salford this year so can't comment on how our fans were at the game.
However, we have our minority of idiots which unfortunately seems to be bigger than the minority of idiots at some other clubs.

you forgot "the dog ate your homework"

Ah right was that your excuse for the worst record for losses in a super league season in 2003?

we made the play-offs in 2003....you were in the lower leagues



if you meant 2013........we were the worst team in the league, but we broke no rules and therefore kept all our points and didn't finish bottom of the table.

He thinks you're a Fax fan

Sorry Fax fans! He's London fulbronquins fan. Well I have to congratulate him I mean his team really showed super league London are worthy of a place!

I think you are AT LEAST 12 months premature with your grandstanding and gloating.

Where, in relation to London, did your team finish this year?

Come join us Gutterfax!! Join the blue and white (not so mighty) army!!

We have a burger van!!!

We finished bottom as expected. Will hopefully challenge for the play offs next year but who knows what will happen. Would imagine most of the bottom 6 clubs will be spending more than normal next season in an attempt to avoid 'relegation' so could be an interesting season.