Eh? This makes no sense. Are you saying that if Saints were playing Wigan, Holbrook would be like “lol it’s only Wigan, no need to plan for the game”. Ergo, professional coaches will always plan for the opposition regardless of their league position. You make it sound like teams are given the week of if they play London

Given a week of what? You're accusing someone of not making sense!

I’ve read it back and you are right! Don’t blame me, blame the magners dark fruits!

so, an f was missing, big deal.

What you posted is utter tosh, coaches will prepare for London just the same as they prepare for any other team. Be it Batley, Doncaster or St Helens.

So, we wont have any coaches resting players for games where the opposition are at the lower end of the table, or from a different league? Yet you accuse me of posting tosh.

They "sorted it out" by appointing a new coach.
Tbf, he seemed to have them going pretty well but injuries, coupled with the inevitable loss f confidence have really set them back and again, a victory against the current Wigan side is no affirmation of form.
They seem rudderless at the moment but, if London are going to survive, I'm ok with Shudds going down



They could always merge with Toronto or Toulouse

sthudds

Like they did with Sheffield to avoid relegation lol

I can see the Giants turning it round from what I've seen of them so far this season. Saints only ran away with it due to them running out of bodies. Even though Saints looked too good at times, it was a bit of a blowout score in the end, that didn't reflect the first 55mins. It was similar against Wire but without the injuries and we played worse to be honest. Take into account these will be the top two teams, I've seen enough to think we'll be ok. Below Saints/Wire/Cas I thhink its going to be a very competitive league this year.

Every Club that is promoted 'on the field' including London deserves their "day in the sun" & London have to be applauded for some outstanding early season results.