Re: A very gloomy Tony Clubb on Boots n All : Sun Jul 14, 2013 11:05 am  

Starbug wrote:

So you suggest a SL club plays a Championship club for points in SL ?

That's the de facto situation for Broncos opponents as is.

Re: A very gloomy Tony Clubb on Boots n All : Sun Jul 14, 2013 12:00 pm  

Big Nick is so determined to push through change, I'm one like many who believes is there is going to be relegation, there should be a play off between to the teams being promoted and those relegated to see who stays in Super League One.

As far as David Hughes is concerned, I'm sure he is ready to get out himself, but Who? is out there who wants a real challenge to turn a club around in a season, bring in a new CEO and a new coach, to ensure we stay in Super League One and have a ground suitable to stay there long term and at last break through, and show those continuous doubters wrong, that we do bring something to Rugby League, that we are now developing our own players, but most clubs in the North have to bring in some non local players to bring them success.

Re: A very gloomy Tony Clubb on Boots n All : Sun Jul 14, 2013 4:42 pm  

Starbug wrote:

So you suggest a SL club plays a Championship club for points in SL ?

Ah, with you now. Good point - of course we could always get rid of the fatuous Magic weekend, but that's another topic.

Re: A very gloomy Tony Clubb on Boots n All : Sun Jul 14, 2013 5:28 pm  

For Super League to be taken seriously by the media and major sponsors we don't need just need just one club in London we need at least half the competition outside of the dreary M62 corridor which was the concept of SL when it was introduced in the 1990's

Where did it all go wrong?

Re: A very gloomy Tony Clubb on Boots n All : Sun Jul 14, 2013 7:15 pm  

scimitars wrote:

For Super League to be taken seriously by the media and major sponsors we don't need just need just one club in London we need at least half the competition outside of the dreary M62 corridor which was the concept of SL when it was introduced in the 1990's

Where did it all go wrong?

The M62 mafia was never going to allow that to happen

Re: A very gloomy Tony Clubb on Boots n All : Sun Jul 14, 2013 9:16 pm  

The Chronicler of Chiswic wrote:

Ah, with you now. Good point - of course we could always get rid of the fatuous Magic weekend, but that's another topic.

Glad you got there in the end , you arent the 1 st to miss the point, will you be the last?

Re: A very gloomy Tony Clubb on Boots n All : Mon Jul 15, 2013 9:47 am  

Starbug wrote:

Glad you got there in the end , you arent the 1 st to miss the point, will you be the last?

Probably.

Re: A very gloomy Tony Clubb on Boots n All : Mon Jul 15, 2013 5:01 pm  

jaybs wrote:

and have a ground suitable to stay there long term

Have a word with the new guy at Fulham & see if you can go back there...

Re: A very gloomy Tony Clubb on Boots n All : Mon Jul 15, 2013 5:06 pm  

Mr Churchill wrote:

Have a word with the new guy at Fulham & see if you can go back there...

It would be so good to return to our original home! but I think the new owner will have plenty more to think about! it would also mean Gus having to put some work in, any announcement at present would be appreciated, today in an article who will finish with the wooded spoon in the rugby league weekly press, it inferred will be still here in 2014? how can this be allowed to continue?