I will support our club in any format, ground etc.



We have about 16 players signed up...



Robertson, Colbon, Caton-Brown, Little, Dixon, Witt, Woodburn-Hall, Krasniqi, Bishay, Dollapi, Rodney, McMeeken, Lovell

Subs: Grady, Wicks, Macani



If there is no club, I'm not sure what I'll do.



I don't know if I could support someone else, but I do like the North Wales Crusaders so I'd consider watching them I guess for the away trips which I like a lot.

I would support a Broncos team if it (somehow) managed to resurrect itself but I wouldn't buy a Season Ticket. Only a total change of both coaching and management staff would give me the confidence to do that.

Like I said we have been down a similar discussion path, so am going to be careful what I say, there are folk on here who have been through thick and thin, and been rl supporters for many a year, but just look at all the clubs round tye country that have won nothing, do their supporters desert them at the drop of a hat?

As a Salford fan about this time last year it was starting to dawn on us that we might not have a club to support.

A few weeks later it was confirmed how bad the situation was and while it did divide opinions

ie the previous CEO and owner's the majority of fans vowed that if needs be we would form a fans club and play in the North West Counties League.

The fans raised something like 30K over a few short weeks over the Xmas period.

We knew in our hearts it was never going to be enough to save the club but it's better to try dying than just to give in.

When Marwan came in and saved the club he told a group of fans that during his negotiations he was close to walking away but said the one thing that stopped him was the enthusiasm of the fans to save the club. Now that could quite easily be spin but you must show any investor interested in the Broncos that you are worth saving and this debate really doesn't do that.

I don't want to sound like I'm telling you how to support your club but I am asking you to stop and think do you want your club to survive if so stick with them even if it means playing in the Championship or even on a park somewhere because once it goes the vast majority won't return

Even with all the hope Marwan has given us there are still people who say they will never return.

So hang in l really hope you find a saviour and if that means starting at the bottom then take a look at the Crusaders they now feel like a club that are getting back on track.

bezzer well said!

Lots of folk on here are saying they will not support the team if its still run by the current CEO. I don't give a stuff who is running the club as long as I have a club to follow!

Lets see if we get a backer sorted lets get a team out there and lets get behind the team! If we don't have a team then hey ho we all go and watch our rugby elsewhere.

well said bezzer/mickyb



im in it to the end ,hope its barnet

The problem is that the DH/GM regime ran the club into the ground and unless there is a new regime with new ideas it will go nowhere and no-one will want to watch. From what I here there will probably be a Bronco team at the Hive next season.

My team through thick and thin. Would prefer not so much thin but it's still my team.

Culture and Values used to be important ingredients in the make up of London broncos......nobody is deserting anything young Michael....but some are questioning the values and culture at the club.

Well said GF!

Values and culture, interesting comment, the club is being run poorly I agree does this mean the values are in doubt, unlike some other clubs in sl we have never been caught cheating the rules imposed by the sports governing body, when was last time we overspent on salary cap

I dont think values are an issue, culture maybe.

I'm not sure I'll renew my season tickets if we're at The Hive, simply because it's not so great for me to get to. I could see myself going to some games though. I think the danger is that without a season ticket I'm less inclined to turn up if we produce the same sort of utter drivel we've produced for the last 2 years or so. There have been games over the last few years where all that's been on offer is the slapstick comedy value of our technical weaknesses. Having said that there have been the odd games where we've made a fist of it, and there have been some games I've genuinely enjoyed.



I actually enjoyed our little sojourn to Esher RFC because it was a bit of nostalgic throwback to pre-SL RL, it was a chilly evening and we were all packed together in a little wooden stand, I could smell the wintergreen, they had a proper bbq stall run by the club rather than the usual posh burgers for £10 a pop, and we were really unlucky not to get a win. It was like travelling back 30 years.