Re: Broncos Ladies : Mon Sep 30, 2024 1:04 am  

RfE wrote:

Gutted for the team- going into the final few minutes two points up, conceding a try at the death. They played really well.
Very even game, shows that the London ladies can go up against their northern counterparts and match them.
If the team can carry on maybe they can make the step up in the near future.

Let's hope the LBSA can use their no longer needed sponsorship of the no longer needed academy to help the ladies next year...
It would be fantastic for them to reach SL after the way we have been cast adrift by the powers that be

Re: Broncos Ladies : Mon Sep 30, 2024 10:28 am  

orangeman wrote:

Let's hope the LBSA can use their no longer needed sponsorship of the no longer needed academy to help the ladies next year...
It would be fantastic for them to reach SL after the way we have been cast adrift by the powers that be

Not sure what support they got from the club but they have worked hard to get sponsorship for themselves.

Suppose the club may have provided the training facilities at Rosslyn Park.

The LBSA seem very quiet recently given what's going on. Only seen the end of season players votes nothing on Hughes pulling out.

Re: Broncos Ladies : Sun Oct 06, 2024 4:48 pm  

As expected, Leigh Leopards went on to beat Featherstone 34-16 for a place in the Women's SL. Shows that Broncos Women are not far off making that too.

Re: Broncos Ladies : Mon Oct 07, 2024 8:55 am  

[quote="orangeman"Let's hope the LBSA can use their no longer needed sponsorship of the no longer needed academy to help the ladies next year...
It would be fantastic for them to reach SL after the way we have been cast adrift by the powers that be[/quote]

The LBSA were not allowed by the club to sell their half time draw tickets by the club at all last season.
This was due to the club having its own raffle, the tickets being ten pounds each.
This took away a large amount of the monies that the LBSA were able to raise.

Re: Broncos Ladies : Mon Oct 07, 2024 10:29 am  

Victor wrote:

The LBSA were not allowed by the club to sell their half time draw tickets by the club at all last season.
This was due to the club having its own raffle, the tickets being ten pounds each.
This took away a large amount of the monies that the LBSA were able to raise.

More spitefulness on Hughes part?
He seemed to have it in for the LBSA,