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2014 London Broncos season

Super League XIX Rank

14th

Challenge Cup

Fourth Round

2014 record

Wins: 1; draws: 0; losses: 27

Points scored

For: 462; against: 1277

Team information

Chairman

David Hughes

Head Coach

Tony Rea
(until 5 May 2014)
Joey Grima
(from 5 May 2014)

Captain

Matt Cook

Stadium

The Hive Stadium

Avg. attendance

3798

High attendance

36,339

Top scorers

Tries

Denny Solomona - 10

Goals

Josh Drinkwater - 58

Points

Josh Drinkwater - 136

Home colours

Away colours

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The 2014 London Broncos season was the thirty-fifth in the club's history and their nineteenth season in the Super League. Competing in Super League XIX, the club was coached by Tony Rea before being replaced midseason by Joey Grima. They were relegated in 14th place and reached the Fourth Round of the 2014 Challenge Cup.

2014 was their first since moving to the Hive Stadium, but after 19 consecutive seasons in the top flight it was to be their last season in the Super League. They exited the Challenge Cup with a defeat by the Catalans Dragons.

2014 milestones

2014 squad

London Broncos 2014 Squad
First team squad								Coaching staff
1 Nesiasi Mataitonga – FB 2 Kieran Dixon – WG 3 Jordan Atkins – CE, WG 4 Thomas Minns – CE 5 James Duckworth – WG 6 Ben Farrar – CE, FB, SO 7 Josh Drinkwater – SH 8 Atelea Vea – SR 9 Scott Moore – HK 10 Olsi Krasniqi – PR 11 Mike McMeeken – SR 12 Matt Cook (c) – SR 13 Alex Foster – LF		14 Mike Bishay – SH, HK 15 James Greenwood – PR 16 Nick Slyney – PR, LF 17 Will Lovell – SR, CE 18 George Griffin – SR 19 Erjon Dollapi – PR 20 James Cunningham – HK 21 Joel Wicks – HK, CE 22 James Woodburn-Hall – SO, SH 23 Denny Solomona – WG, FB 24 Mason Caton-Brown – CE, WG 25 Iliess Macani – WG, FB 26 Tony Gigot – SO		27 Jamie O'Callaghan – WG, CE, FB 28 Carl Forster – PR 29 Harvey Burnett – CE 30 Jon Wallace – PR 31 Maxime Herold – PR 32 Toby Everett – PR, SR 33 Joe Keyes – SH, SO 34 Oscar Thomas – SO, FB 35 Alex Walker – FB				Head coach Tony Rea Assistant coach Joey Grima Legend: (c) Captain(s) (vc) Vice-captain(s) Injured Updated: 2014 Source(s): London Broncos squad 2014

Super League XIX table

Super League XIX
Pos	Team v t e	Pld	W	D	L	PF	PA	PD	Pts	Qualification
1	St Helens (L, C)	27	19	0	8	796	563	+233	38	Play-offs
2	Wigan Warriors	27	18	1	8	834	429	+405	37
3	Huddersfield Giants	27	17	3	7	785	626	+159	37
4	Castleford Tigers	27	17	2	8	814	583	+231	36
5	Warrington Wolves	27	17	1	9	793	515	+278	35
6	Leeds Rhinos	27	15	2	10	685	421	+264	32
7	Catalans Dragons	27	14	1	12	733	667	+66	29
8	Widnes Vikings	27	13	1	13	611	725	−114	27
9	Hull Kingston Rovers	27	10	3	14	627	665	−38	23
10	Salford Red Devils	27	11	1	15	608	695	−87	23
11	Hull F.C.	27	10	2	15	653	586	+67	22
12	Wakefield Trinity Wildcats	27	10	1	16	557	750	−193	21
13	Bradford Bulls (R)	27	8	0	19	512	984	−472	10	Relegation to Championship
14	London Broncos (R)	27	1	0	26	438	1237	−799	2	Relegation to Championship

Source:
(C) Champions; (L) League Leaders' Shield Winners; (R) Relegated
Notes:

Bradford Bulls deducted 6 points on 25 February 2014 for entering administration

References

Gains & Losses
"Bradford Bulls deducted six competition points". Super League. 25 February 2013. Retrieved 25 February 2014.
Super League XIX 2014

External links

Rugby League Project

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