I hope that they do, we need that London presence, but they are bleeding players and administrators and to date have no home ground. If we lose them we are going to be poorer for it.

If we do lose them however how do we combat it? Do we promote a team from the championship (which one?) or do we go with 15 teams and a bye round (not good for the magic weekend but good for the reduction as it wouldn't be two teams being culled when the league drops to 14).

I would rather the RFL put give the Broncos some assistance and keep them a viable option FWIW.

Then the competition will run with 13 teams.

Then I have to raise my son a fan of a decent team of my choice.

That will make for an interesting magic weekend

They will be there dont worry. Even if they play on Richmond college fields its a similar level facility to what cas and wakey play at.

They're intending to go into administration.

How completely wrong is your second paragraph?

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Have to say, there are a great deal of people to lay the blame at the feet of for this......

Just received a text saying the club have 10 days to find a way out of this hole....as a London fan I have mixed feelings about them surviving as they are, or a total re-birth from lower down the leagues.

6 point penalty if the RFL are consistent, which I doubt.

if you do fold and are reborn in championship one there will be some nice derbies I think I would enjoy that more if I was a London fan in the short term anyway

This may be the only way a buyer can be found to take on the club debt free.
Awful for those owed money by the club.
If they are re-formed then as said a SL points deduction awaits.

Why wouldn't they be? They docked Crusaders.

I'd say a 6 point deduction is the least of any potential new London Clubs problems , considering they dont have a team, much back room or a guaranteed stadium to play in