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Hoping Kleathouse comes in at the 11th hour

Awful news but not fully unexpected.

You can't run an SL club on 3-4000 speccies a match.



I really fear for RL going forward. Despite very good and long term work in the south in the schools we still can't get enough support.



Cannot accept this 'let's retreat to the M62' mentality of many (in the past discussions on this subject).

Who said RL doesn't make the news. This is one of the top links on the front page of the BBC sport website. Now there's a surprise........

Salford do.

RL in London isn't the be all and end all of our sport. I'd rather strengthen in the areas that it's already got a community before we keep throwing money at useless ventures. It's all wrong. Get the groundwork secure before we put a SL team in place, not the other way round.

3-4,000 ?...Feel an adjustment should be made on those figures.

In fact, no-one, apart from London's owners, has ever 'thrown money' at the Broncos. There has been plenty of 'groundwork' there since the club started in 1981. This is very sad news. we should be praying for their survival, not continuing to perpetuate the absolute myth that the RFL or other Super League clubs have ever been required to finance them.

I dont think London deserve a place in SL they've had more than enough tim to establish a fan base down south and failed miserably SL have tried and failed in Wales and now have failed down South if your trying to expand you need to grow from the bottom up I think they've tried it the wrong way around. If your team coach has more people on it than the total amount of travelling fans you shouldn't be in SL you should be in the last tier of the league not the premier competition let them go to the bottom and build a base and come back when they've earnt the right to be here

I fear this could well be the end of London but who will they replace them with?

I would think our football friend at Barnet will save the day.

But the groundwork has been in completely different areas, it's like building a club in warrington then moving it to chester, and expecting everyone to just follow it. The lack of stability has been shocking for London, and is a massive reason that the support has dwindled