He is/was. Dane Chisholm has had his 2-week spell in London. I'll bet he can't wait to get back to the coaching of Brian McDermott (and his newborn child). Geez.... I mean the Broncos can't even add his name to the jersey he wore today.

He knows..

Difficult to know quite how good Leigh are because we really were poor but a good professional performance maintained to final whistle. You clearly have a number of strong players although not perhaps quite as good as we made them look. MPG and a trip to White Hart Lane awaits I suggest.

Not a pop, a question. Did any fans travel yesterday. Don't think I saw any.

Looks as though there were a couple, which included Cliff. I would be interested in his comments on the game.

Khazi would be one of them

Pre lockdown I looked forward my trips to LSV and many more away grounds.

Given the current London Broncos blx, I cant even muster the enthusiasm to get to Plough Lane never mind LSV.

That is what I thought !

Not wrong is he!

Just to add to Torbreck’s match summary for those that didn’t get OURLEAGUE. 1st half Leigh scored every time they attacked. Second half they scored nearly every time they had the ball. That’s about right isn’t it T?

I think half our players might have been in the khazi bearing in mind how easily Leigh ploughed over our line.

Surely the pleasure of staring at 3 empty stands is an inducement?

Yes. In fact, the Broncos only completed one (yes ONE) set in the first half. Unbelievably poop we were.

If you lot think you're miserable, try being an NZ based London Broncos fan......the warriors result last night was embarrassing in the extreme.
It may be time for Hughes to bell his advisor in chief, Jamie Soward to ask if there's any danger of unearthing another Joey Grima, because Coleman is assuredly making homesick Joey look like Wayne Bennett.
July 24th last year was the last time a team coached by Coleman won a game......and unfortunately West Wales aren't in our division.

Yet!

Next year there'll be an Oyster Card Derby, but only one welsh side. I can see the Crusaders going up this year with Keighley....whilst we will get the joy of trying to bounce back in trips to Cumbria, Coventry, Cornwall and Llanelli and only now and then to sides on the M62.

If we lose this week we need to start planning for life in L1. This HAS to include a rethink on the home venue. A 10,000 seat stadium is an unnecessary luxury.....Old Deer Park would be a safe bet for life in the third tier.

It would probably be big enough but it is not an option. London Welsh can't play there once the cricket season starts. Richmond Athletic ground would probably be viable.

Here’s 2 things I think would be really stupid if we lose to Dewsbury. 1) not getting our L1 recruitment for 2023 moving but instead leaving it until the last moment. We’ve tried this recruitment model in 2021 and 2022 it didn’t work. 2) staying in and paying for a 9000 seater stadium.

Move us lock stock to Sunbury and rebrand as The Exiles RL with strong ties to Ireland RL?
London Broncos is a toxic brand with the stench of death following it wherever it goes. I can only see continued failure under the current ownership and management......but it would be possible for a well run Sporting Club to take it over and build it.

Hughes won’t do that as he has a London broncos number plate on his car.

Sadly the days of building up RL in London has long gone & Broncos are only toxic to those that have suffered the Hughes years. Most Londoners have never heard of them. As I have said many a time, the only value to London or RL in general is a successful Super League team however that comes about.

That won't be achieved by organic growth I'm afraid.

The Broncos brand isn’t toxic- Hughes ownership/ ‘management’ of the club is!

Just watched the highlights of the Leigh game......they squeezed all 11 tries into under 3 minutes thankfully, but I have to say the tackles or lack of were disgraceful for anyone getting paid to do it.....

My last word on the subject of this game. I very much admire how Broncos have taken a high handed approach to reporting on the game. It’s just like it never happened. More difficult to understand is our approach to reserve or Academy games. We tend to trumpet the fact they are happening but then radio silence on the outcome. If we can We should knock the reserve team on the head next year. Less may be more.