As the club are keeping silence, and presumably are waiting until the last minute to tell us our fate,ie the HKR game, any good ideas to put pressure on the club and the RFL to keep us in London would be quite timely.

As some of the RFL hierarchy and press will be at the Skolars on Friday as well as TV cameras, it could be a good time to try and get our views across.

Any ideas ???????????


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There is a London in London though and if you're there on Friday, you'll see them play against Whitehaven.

Get beyond the Skolars, they have the right ambitions and have formed roots in their community and are looking to make those roots permanent by securing the New River. On the pitch, Joe Mbu is forming a hell of a squad and if he keeps that squad together, with a couple of signings thrown in, they must be considered contenders for the play-offs in 2013.

I can't really motiviate myself to watch that standard of Rugby League on a regular basis to be honest. Does that make me a bad person?

No, it's not that at all

I know how you feel

Hasn't David Hughes made it clear in days gone by that he was never in favour of Ian Lenagan bringing the club back to The Stoop along with the re-branding as Quins RL??

And as the said Mr Lenagan is Oxford Utd Chairman do folks think he'd be amenable to us "squatting" there after Welsh disappear back into the Championship??

Am now convinced that at the next round of Licensing then Bronco's will be no more or have merged with Skolars as a revamped Championship or C1 club.

I understand that Haringey Council would be amenable to having new owners of New River Stadium if the right one(s) can be found.

Good for them, but no thanks. I'm not interested in a 200+ mile round trip to watch championship RL.

One thing we could do is for as many Broncos fans as possible to go to the Skolars televised game on Friday night dressed in a variety of old Fulham/Crusaders/Quins/Broncos shirts as possible to emphasise the history of the London based club and support the principle of keeping Super League in London. Who knows whether it will make a difference, and comments on Backchat tonight suggest Gillingham is almost a done deal, but it would make a very visible point in front of the cameras.

I go to watch Skolars quite often, and it is certainly no substitute for Super League, but it might be worth the effort for broncos fans to go there just this once. It could be now or never.

I can wear my old Fulham shirt...but don't anyone come near me with a match (it's a tad flammable...a flock of nylons died making that shirt).

God, I would be prepared to wear my Fulham SHG Alarms shirt for a stunt such as this, and that would be a great commitment as that shirt got more stick than any other in London history.

Though I will also be wearing my natty gold Skolars and will start an ironic chant,
that has already been heard at New River this season when the Skolars have excelled and the Broncos (pre TR) been dire.
'THERE IS ONLY ONE TEAM IN LONDON'


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If as many as possible congregate at the Skolars in a variety of London shirts and we produce a 'KEEP LONDON IN LONDON' A4/A5 placard and wave it when a try is scored it is bound to be picked up by the Press/TV +a few chants - we could create a bit of a stir.

Then again the club could come clean and tell us what is going on.

Anybody think is goer?

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No, its a no go.

Your fellow fans are too ignorant to watch Championship Rugby League. Struggling to motivate yourself to watch a competitive side rather than a Super League team that's been wiped the floor with for about 4 years just stinks, if I'm honest.

Also, any protest about the Gillingham Giraffes should be done at home games, not at a game that involves two different sides. Show your angst to David Hughes and Gus Mackay at home games and not overshadowing a Championship game.

Not helpful Moe, I think the HKR game will be far too late to have any effect.

nb I am going as a Skolars fan and intend to urge the boys on to a famous victory!