That is the headline of an article in today's L'Independant, published in the Rugby League heartlands in the South of France. The gist is that "the Broncos are perhaps living their final hours in the Super League. Created in 1980, the London club, which has changed its name five times, has never taken off. With only 2000 spectators on average, this season has been calamitous with only three victories and a humiliation (70-0) against Wigan in the semi-final of the Cup.
Until now no recruits have been announced, and eight players have already signed for other clubs and only one of the eleven players with contracts has been extended (Dixon). "The future is very uncertain" says Gus Mackay the Club director who is the contact with the Super League bosses who support having a professional club in the capital. But until when? The owner of the Broncos, the millionaire David Hughes, does not want to invest any more. although the next season will see to bottom two clubs relegated to the Championship, the Broncos are stuck. The end appears to be close.
The major investor of Featherstone, Feisal Nahaboo, who is the founder of Probiz, (a management company) and who has invested greatly in sport in England, has made it known that the club is ready to take the Bronco's place in the next season of Supe League. Featherston, situated only 10km from Wakefield, heads the Championship and counts an average of 4000 spectators this season. The club, which was refused a Super League licence in 2012, to the profit of Widnes, is pushing its case to the RFL authorities."

It was only in July that The Bulls were over three weeks paying the players and staff, it was said that the new owner had to release some of his property folio, how did they get in such a public mess as that. Robbie Hunter Paul who had just joined the club, tweeted stop the panic, players will be paid next week, that was days after they had not been paid, and it ended up three more week.

Wakefield? the still have problems with the inland revenue, and they have had 9 County Court judgement against them for debts! London's players while not performing as they should have got paid!

That'd leave about 6 teams left wouldn't it?

So sad to read the ramblings today from Danny Lockwood Publisher of "League Weekly" about us, they were more like those of an opposition bitter troll visiting the forums. At least in "League Express" they had a really positive exclusive interview with Jamie Soward after the match yesterday, the enthusiasm that guy has, wish you could bottle it!

So where do we think this is all going?

It seems amazing if we really are going to the Hive that it's so quiet. No rumours, nothing on the internet/twitter etc. Very strange if a deal is imminent for there to be no leaks.