London Broncos make a triumphant return to the Super League

London Broncos only won one game in their last season in the top flight. They have already matched that tally this yearBy Gavin Willacy for No Helmets RequiredGood things come to those who wait. And London Broncos fans have waited nearly five years to see their team back in the Super League. They only managed one victory all season the last time they were in the top flight – their dismal 2014 campaign, which ended with 26 defeats from 27 games – so their 42-24 humbling of Wakefield Trinity on Sunday was met with squeals of delightful disbelief in sun-drenched Ealing. An hour after the hooter went, Trailfinders’ bars were still packed with folk wearing incredulous grins. Among them were the Broncos’ clutch of long-serving players.“We’ve invested a lot into this. It’s been a long time coming,” said winger Rhys Williams, who hadn’t played a Super League match for almost six years. “I’ve spent a lot of time here now and absolutely love it. There’s been a few of us here for a while. We’re a very close-knit team so to do it with this team is great. I’m thrilled to bits.” Related: London Broncos buck expectations with buffalo farmer Eddie Battye Continue readingread full article

Source: TheGuardian

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