www.londonbroncosrl.com/news/511 ... ioJ0D8hzms They could have said most of that weeks ago, instead of just keeping stumm. Some more enlightenment from Ian Ramsdale. Sorry, forgot the link: www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/rugby-league/23994269

www.londonbroncosrl.com/news/511 ... ioJ0D8hzms They could have said most of that weeks ago, instead of just keeping stumm. Some more enlightenment from Ian Ramsdale. Sorry, forgot the link: www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/rugby-league/23994269

No real news.

Just trust, what needs to be done, can be conducted quicky, so we have a decision.

Ian Ramsdale, does not mention the young players in such as the Under 19's, wonder what is happening to them, once lost to rugby league! that is it.

a statement that doesnt add anything at all to what we already knew. As they've had meetings with all and sundry today I'm sure something slightly more concrete will leak out soon enough.
But as I said in the previous thread - I've finally lost all hope. I'll be amazed if the Broncos are playing next season. Depressed.
As for the youngsters the RFL will step in and run the academy.Obviously with no local pro club to graduate to things are still pretty bleak

That "statement" simply serves to confirm that the club haven't got a ing clue. Left to Rammo to provide a bit more info.

Just sent a PM seems to have disappeared into the vast World Wide Web.

Looks like it's all over. Better start making plans for other clubs or other sports.

Lack of a London ST might mean I can afford a game or two at the Hammers I suppose but none of this news today gives me any optimism about the future. No ground, no new players, a skeleton back room staff - which one out of Buck and Dusty will get the old tin tack?

So of the skeleton staff remaining, one of them is Gus. Amazing

We can do more than just wait on the sidelines! Whatever is happening at the Broncos at the moment we can work together to secure the club's future. First step is to form a Supporters Trust - [url[rllist.wordpress.com//url
No miracles, no quick fixes, but we can make a difference. Tally so far over 30 interested parties, pledging skills from legal, marketing, admin, and just a willingness to get their hands dirty to secure our future.
Even commitments from fans of other clubs who see the bigger picture.
We owe it to all those talented young Londoners who have embraced our game.

How can the club seriously expect to build a team capable of competing in Super League in 2014 with no backroom staff, no team and no home ground?

Not sure that is the intention. Long term future rather than just next year. My only hope is that we are using the backroom and resources of a football/rugby union/rugby league/hockey/ insert as appropriate team whrich is why we are trimming down.

As to the team on the pitch who knows. The alternatives aren't great and this forum might not exist shortly.

If that is the case, which it seems it is, why are the club going to take part in the Super League next year then (that's if they actually do)?

Over the past five or six years support has dwindled to the incredibly low levels they're at now and another year at Super League level with a side and a club as a whole that isn't competitive and run poorly will only see more people drop off from the support.

Indeed I don't really see any scenario where we can be a competitive SL club next season. At least not one that can be reconciled with operating on a shoestring budget.

Lets hope you doubters, eat some Humble Pie, no one really knows, until all the final agreements are in place.

What agreements are you referring to ?

I'm afraid that our club will make the numbers up and little else. Being competitive in the circumstances we're in is an impossibility.

The sooner Tony Rea and Gus Mackay are shown the exit door, the better.

Tony Rea's post match comments about the stars being in alignment show he is still capable of spouting complete drivel on demand.

At least he probably knows what a comma is for.

saucer of milk for table 5 please