1997 London Broncos season

Super League II Rank

2nd

Play-off result

Premiership Trophy quarter final

Challenge Cup

Fifth round

1997 record

Wins: 16; Draws: 3; Losses: 6

Points scored

For: 692; Against: 515

Team information

Coach

Tony Currie

Stadium

The Stoop

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The 1997 London Broncos season was the club's second season in the Super League. Coached by Tony Currie, the Broncos competed in Super League II and finished in 2nd place. The club also reached the fifth round of the Challenge Cup.

Table

	Team	Pld	W	D	L	PF	PA	PD	Pts
1	Bradford Bulls	22	20	0	2	769	397	+372	40
2	London Broncos	22	15	3	4	616	418	+198	33
3	St. Helens	22	14	1	7	592	506	+86	29
4	Wigan Warriors	22	14	0	8	683	398	+285	28
5	Leeds Rhinos	22	13	1	8	544	463	+81	27
6	Salford Reds	22	11	0	11	428	495	-67	22
7	Halifax Blue Sox	22	8	2	12	524	549	-49	18
8	Sheffield Eagles	22	9	0	13	415	574	-159	18
9	Warrington Wolves	22	8	0	14	437	647	-210	16
10	Castleford Tigers	22	5	2	15	334	515	-181	12
11	Paris Saint-Germain	22	6	0	16	362	572	-210	12
12	Oldham Bears	22	4	1	17	461	631	-170	9

Champions	Relegated

Squad

No^[1]	Player
1	Edwards, ShaunShaun Edwards
2	Maguire, MarkMark Maguire
3	Krause, DavidDavid Krause
4	Smith, PaulPaul Smith
5	Offiah, MartinMartin Offiah
6	Tollett, TulsenTulsen Tollett
7	White, JoshJosh White
8	Dunford, MattMatt Dunford
9	Gill, PeterPeter Gill
10	Mestrov, TonyTony Mestrov
11	Rosolen, SteveSteve Rosolen
12	Nable, MattMatt Nable
13	Matterson, TerryTerry Matterson
14	Mardon, NickNick Mardon
15	Spencer, AdrianAdrian Spencer
16	Best, RogerRoger Best
17	Salter, MattMatt Salter
18	Seaby, MickMick Seaby
19	Hamilton, AndrewAndrew Hamilton
20	Barwick, GregGreg Barwick
21	Thomas, GilesGiles Thomas
22	Roskell, ScottScott Roskell
24	Bawden, RussellRussell Bawden
25	Terry, PaulPaul Terry
26	Beazley, RobbieRobbie Beazley
27	Duncan, AndrewAndrew Duncan
29	Howard, KimKim Howard
31	Martin, TonyTony Martin
33	Fatnowna, AbrahamAbraham Fatnowna
34	Cotton, WesWes Cotton
35	Toby, KerrodKerrod Toby

References

↑ Bailey, Richard; Webb, Matthew. "London Broncos". rugby-league-world.com. Retrieved 27 July 2014.

External links

London Broncos - Rugby League Project

London Broncos

Established 1980 in London, England

The Club	History Records Honours International representative players Players Coaches

Home grounds	Craven Cottage Crystal Palace National Sports Centre Chiswick Polytechnic Sports Ground Barnet Copthall The Valley Griffin Park The Stoop The Hive Trailfinders Sports Ground from 2016

Hall of Fame	Martin Offiah

League	Championship

Honours	1982-83 Rugby Football League Championship Second Division Champions Super League II runners-up 1999 Challenge Cup runners-up

Seasons	1997 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Coaches	Tony Currie (1996–1998) Dan Stains (1999) Tony Rea / Les Kiss (1999) John Monie (2000) Tony Rea (2000–2006) Brian McDermott (2006-2010) Rob Powell (2011-2012) Tony Rea (2012-2014) Joey Grima (2014-2015) Andrew Henderson (2015-)

Captains	Mark McLinden (2005) Rob Purdham (2006–2011) Craig Gower (2012-2013) Tony Clubb (2013) Antonio Kaufusi (2013) Matt Cook (2014) Richard Mathers (2015) Nick Slyney (2015) Wes Naiqama (2016-)

Culture	Super League Founding Member

Affiliation	Rugby Football League (1980)

1997 in rugby league

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British Rugby League

Competitions	Super League Division One Division Two Challenge Cup

SL Teams	Bradford Bulls Castleford Tigers Halifax Blue Sox Leeds Rhinos London Broncos Oldham Bears Paris Saint-Germain Salford Reds Sheffield Eagles St Helens Warrington Wolves Wigan Warriors

Australian Rugby League

Competitions	State of Origin ARL season

By club	Balmain Tigers Illawarra Steelers Gold Coast Chargers Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles Newcastle Knights North Sydney Bears Parramatta Eels Sydney Roosters St. George Dragons South Queensland Crushers South Sydney Rabbitohs Western Suburbs Magpies

Super League Australia

Competitions	Tri-series Super League

By club	Adelaide Rams Auckland Warriors Brisbane Broncos Canterbury Bulldogs Canberra Raiders Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Hunter Mariners North Queensland Cowboys Penrith Panthers Perth Reds

Other Domestic competitions

New Zealand

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