bailed out yet again

By who exactly?

Well they have a ground to play out of at least. thehivelondon.com/news/london-br ... ng-future/

Well they have a ground to play out of at least. thehivelondon.com/news/london-br ... ng-future/

I’m struggling to remember when they were bailed out in the first place.



Sounds like they’ve got a ground sorted, just the small matter of a squad to sort next.

And they've got special dispensation to sign as many overseas as they want

Yeah I saw that, I'd would ne interested who the OP thinks 'bailed' them out, and who did so previously?

No issue with that. The biggie is whether they have exemption from relegation?

I do, with the threatened reduction in the league why should one club have an advantage on another?



I’m not sure if the SL clubs have agreed to increase the non-fed rule as yet, which I remember Salford are a beneficiary.



Exemption from relegation, now that would be funny, but nothing would surprise me anymore.

Is there likely to be an advantage signing an abudence of stiffs from the NRL. Who exactly would be coming over? What kind of quality? They're certainly going to be shopping in the bargin basement and the ones coming over are likely to be on a holiday.

I have issue with it.



Level playing field for all 14 clubs or its a mockery.

I've got a feeling no relegation next season.

Which will suit us keep building the team the business plan and progress with Newmarket. New structure to start from 2015 in whatever form it will be.

At the risk of being shot down, I'm glad that they are still in the comp.

First of all it maintains the integrity of the fixtures (no need for a bye for Les Cats) and it's always a cracking day out darn sarf .

The league is all the better for London being in there.



Having said that, the deal at The Hive is only for 2 years and the ground, although big enough for most of London's games, only has a capacity of 5100 which is not exactly SL standard.