Don't know if it is just me but their recruitment for next season is suggesting a very short stay in the Championship.

Lovegrove is an excellent signing, easily capable of playing SL.

They are shaping up nicely aren't they.

Will be interesting to compare their odds to Bradfords when they come out.

Who've they signed so far? Lovegrove, Mathers, who else?

Wes Naiqama (sp?) is the other big signing, I'm sure there's more too but I'm not particularly up on their transfer dealings.

Our squad so far is:

Retained players from last year:
Nick Slyney, Ben Farrar,

Retained players from our academy:
Joel Wicks, Toby Everett, James Woodburn-Hall, Jon Wallace, Joe Keyes, Harvey Burnett, Oscar Thomas, Alex Walker, Illiess Macani

Announced new signings so far:
Matt Garside (Sheffield Eagles), Daniel Harrison (Manly Sea Eagles), Ray Nasso (Sporting Olympique Avignon), Josh Cordoba (unattached), Liam Foran (Parramatta Eels), William Barthau (Catalan Dragons), Richard Mathers (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats), Wes Naiqama (Penrith Panthers), Rhys Williams (Central Queensland Capras), Rhys Lovegrove (Hull KR)

A pretty good squad shaping up and a chance for a pre season for a change.

You forgot to mention the addition of Andrew Henderson onto the coaching staff.

They won't lack motivation but if they do,request the recordings of Paul Rowley the Leigh coach from BBC radio Manchester.

The one problem that the Broncos will face next season is a whole division of teams desperate to prove they were as good as the Broncos for all those seasons when the majority of fans were asking "why?"

That’s not the one problem, it’s the first problem.

The second problem is, even if they manage to overcome those said clubs in the Championship, they then have to face better squads from the bottom of S.L, which I personally feel is the greater challenge.

And that 's the trouble - as far as the regular season's concerned even now the top four's looking like Bradford, Leigh, London and A.N. Other (I was looking to Fev or Halifax, but they seem to have problems as things stand at the moment) but part two's going to be a bit different.

Oh come on, I think they've done enough to avoid relegation, surely?

Richard Mathers, Rhys Lovegrove, William Barthau, and Waisele Ligani Naiqama provide the foundations of a powerful team, the likes of which London fans have not seen for more than a year. Of the new signings, only Liam Foran looks like a mistake.

Wakefield Trinity Wildcats without Richard Mathers will not be the same side in 2015 as this year, and I fully expect London to replace Wakefield in Super League for 2016.