Does it really matter what happens???

Honkytonk wrote:

Does it really matter what happens???

Not really.

Would be nice if we could muster a decent team and not lose by an embarrassing amount.

orangeman wrote:

Another Monday morning when I'll dread to look at the result......do we rest players for the must win game v York or do we put our best foot forward?
I wonder how the corporate hospitality sales are going this week?

I suspect there will be a smaller than usual travelling contingent from Fev this week, our away support has been very good this year but this is a dead rubber for Fev and after an expensive year I think a lot of Fev fans will be saving up in the hope that we make it to the final and there's a trip to Toulouse.

Honkytonk wrote:

Does it really matter what happens???

RfE wrote:

Not really.

It does to me. London Broncos are the team I support....the club is an utter basket case, but the team deserve our support.

orangeman wrote:

It does to me. London Broncos are the team I support....the club is an utter basket case, but the team deserve our support.

You flying in for the game then?

Our best bet is still a covid outbreak. Let's hope the squad have done plenty of mingling as training doesn't seem to do much good.

The club could probably played this as our first game at Plough Lane. Wisely they have chosen, not to.
I do not expect a win but expect the Broncos to give it a go.

Victor wrote:

The club could probably played this as our first game at Plough Lane. Wisely they have chosen, not to.
I do not expect a win but expect the Broncos to give it a go.

The players are professionals and I'm sure they will 'give it a go', if for no other reason but to put themselves in the shop window for a gig with a full time club next season.

Maybe Fev, with their playoff place long since settled might have those games on their mind rather than what is a dead rubber ( for them.) this weekend.