...and the bottling broncos bottle it again

Was going to go today, but after hearing that and the yet again collapse in the 2nd half, its the only time I have been glad that the garage couldnt get the parts for my car in time for me to waste my time and petrol driving round the M25 to witness it.





Didn't we in the old days under TR collapse in the 2nd half as well or have I just seen it so many times that it just looks that way.





After seeing how well the U19's have done and from all accounts defended as well, perhaps on Monday morning TR should sit the team down and show them the video of that game and then maybe just maybe they could learn about defence. That or just pick the for next weeks game.



I don't see any of the U19's games, but can anyone who does say if the FB in that squad is good enough to maybe step up into first team as Hurst does seem to be able to cut it there. Or even a centre as Melling lost out there and is better from the bench coming on into the forwards IMO. ( I wait to be shot down on that by others who know better then me).....

Sounds like yet another abysmal performance in front of a poor crowd - I suppose we should be used to it by now. Out of curiosity, was the quoted attendance (1441) realistic, or was it a case of adding the walk-ups onto the number of season ticket holders?

I expect it will have included all ST holders present or not.

looked like 1500 ish good turn out from Bradford fans and a few wasps tops there

adams park ok tho

Big difference with us today, Bradford came out and cancelled out our threats, we changed nothing, in fact we just stood back and watched Sammut ply his trade
Happens every week, obviously TR has no input at half time on how to play in the second half, we should have won that game

Decent first half, Dixon excellent again - but we were woeful in the 2nd, had no answer to Bradford's upping the pace. Tackling was laughable, Bulls were able to offload at will!
Liked Adams Park,nice ground, helpful staff, easy enough to get to, certainly no worse than getting to the stoop. Only 1400?? Nearly 3k at Orient last year? I know this was a short notice change of venue but 1400 is shocking

Seriously doubt that!

The Truth is until we have a winning side no one new will want to support a losing side! its a simple as that, it takes no great debate, it is time for Tony Rea to stand up and be counted if he feels he is not up to the job, and that he can't improve second half performances when we seem to tire or relax.

I think the Bulls size wore us down and eventually we buckled when Sammutt and co ran at us towards the end.

Woeful second half. To many penalties and turn overs played them in.

Nice ground with plenty of parking

Thank gawd I wasnt able to get time off to watch that due to the late change of match day.No doubt I was counted amongst the die hards.
Look forward (I think) to playing at home again on the 27th.

Agree! nice corporate facilities as well, If we ever reach that stage we can attract them back again!

Again......Please...





you're killing me......again

Nice ground - shame about the second half performance. Started to play the second half like headless chickens. How many sets did we complete? No idea where TR goes from here. Out muscled and out thought. Away fans had a good day out as usual!

Awful dire shocking pathetic are just a few of the printable words about the second half. The team were better at Wire!

Adams Park may be a nice little ground but do us a favour - last time Ilooked it wasn't in London. Plenty parking there may be (for our pathetic crowds) but people whine how far the Stoop is from the station. You need to not drive these days as the only way to suffer is to get blattered into oblivion after performances like that!

Do London Irish & London Wasps play in London?

How did the 10k fans get to Adams Park the night before?

In their effing Range Rovers from deepest Bucks

The question isn't really how they got there but a what time they managed to get home. That ground is infamous amongst football fans for the slow speed of exit in a crowd of any sort of size. Not a problem with our current crowds mind.

Enjoyed the day out. Like Esher, do not want to go back. Keep London in London.

As for the match, well, first half great, second they were not a rugby league team. Too many mistakes and couldn't tackle for toffee, unbelievable performance. How about keeping it simple, 5 drives and a kick, up the jumper stuff, not difficult, but no lets try and pass it around like Wigan, they are simply not good enough to do that.

Leeds away next, will be hiding behind the sofa.

I had our photo taken with Bradford's new owners who were at the game after the final whistle was blown. That's how shocking our second half was.

Plus £18 return to stand up on the train, £8 taxi, interminable walk back although there are some buses ten minutes from the ground but don't know how frequent or reliable they are. Nice view coming in, eyes best kept shut going through town. Wasps run a bus from the station like we did for Barnet and would need to do here. Yes, how do they manage to get 10,000 there on a regular basis? All in all the cons outweigh the pros for me, and are the cons the reasons Wasps are looking for somewhere else?

Keep the faith guys. We need a strong London in the comp. I remember the classic broncos team with Terry Matterson, Peter Gill, Greg Barwick, Tullsen Tollett et al. Then slightly later on Chariots, Shaun Edwards & Steele Retchless. Dixon is one hell of a winger....he'd give Usain Bolt a run for his money. You were great hosts today!!

£80 day out plus the season ticket for less thsn 40 mins rugby. Clearly a reason the season ticket is cheap. We only play for 40 mins, but the gem is you don't know which half they'll turn up forvor even if it'll be that game.

Enjoyed the visit to Adams Park, stewards and bar staff were very friendly and welcoming. No problems getting away from car park afterwards, home in just over 3 hours.

Quicker than most of us.