2013 London Broncos season

Super League XVIII Rank

N/A

Play-off result

N/A

Challenge Cup

N/A

2013 record

Wins: 0; Draws: 0; Losses: 0

Points scored

For: 0; Against: 0

Team information

Chairman

David Hughes

Head Coach

Tony Rea

Stadium

Twickenham Stoop

Avg. Attend.

High. Attend.

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The 2013 London Broncos season was the London Broncos rugby league football club's 2013 season. It was the 18th season of the Super League era and their second since returning to the London Broncos name. The Broncos competed in both Super League XVIII and the 2013 Challenge Cup. They came within one match of the Challenge Cup final but finished the Super League season in last place.

2013 milestones

In August 2012 Tony Rea was named the Bronco's coach for the 2013 season, after serving in a caretaker capacity in the second half of the 2012 season.^[1]

Table

As of 8 September 2013

Super League XVIII
#	Team	Pld	W	D	L	PF	PA	PD	Pts
1	Huddersfield Giants	27	21	0	6	851	507	+344	42
2	Warrington Wolves	27	20	1	6	836	461	+375	41
3	Leeds Rhinos	27	18	1	8	712	507	+205	37
4	Wigan Warriors	27	17	1	9	816	460	+356	35
5	St. Helens	27	15	1	11	678	536	+142	31
6	Hull F.C.	27	13	2	12	652	563	+89	28
7	Catalans Dragons	27	13	2	12	619	604	+15	28
8	Hull Kingston Rovers	27	13	0	14	642	760	-118	26
9	Bradford Bulls	27	10	2	15	640	658	-18	22
10	Widnes Vikings	27	10	2	15	695	841	-146	22
11	Wakefield Trinity Wildcats	27	10	1	16	660	749	-89	21
12	Castleford Tigers	27	9	2	16	702	881	-179	20
13	London Broncos	27	5	2	20	487	946	-459	12
14	Salford City Reds	27	6	1	20	436	953	-517	11*

* - Salford deducted 2 points on 14 June 2013 for fielding 14 players during home game against Castleford^[2]

Source: superleague.co.uk and BBC Sport.
Classification: 1st on competition points; 2nd on match points difference.
Competition points: for win = 2; for draw = 1; for loss = 0.

2013 fixtures and results

Super League XVIII

Date	Competition	Rnd	Vrs	Venue
3 February 2013	Super League XVIII	1	Widnes Vikings	Twickenham Stoop
0/0/13	Super League XVIII	2	Giants	Galpharm Stadium
0/0/13	Super League XVIII	3	Salford City Reds	Twickenham Stoop
0/0/13	Super League XVIII	4	Warrington Wolves	Halliwell Jones Stadium
0/0/13	Super League XVIII	5	Wakefield Trinity Wildcats	Rapid Solicitors Stadium
0/0/13	Super League XVIII	6	Bradford Bulls	Twickenham Stoop
0/0/13	Super League XVIII	7	Leeds Rhinos	Headingley Carnegie Stadium
0/0/13	Super League XVIII	8	Castleford Tigers	Twickenham Stoop
0/0/13	Super League XVIII	9	Catalans Dragons	Stade Gilbert Brutus
0/0/13	Super League XVIII	10	Huddersfield Giants	Twickenham Stoop
0/0/13	Super League XVIII	11	Hull KR	MS3 Craven Park
0/0/13	Super League XVIII	12	Wigan Warriors	Twickenham Stoop
0/0/13	Super League XVIII	13	Widnes Vikings	Stobart Stadium
0/0/13	Super League XVIII	14	St Helens	Langtree Park
0/0/13	Super League XVIII	15	Hull FC	Twickenham Stoop
0/0/13	Super League XVIII	16	Salford City Reds	City of Salford Stadium
0/0/13	Super League XVIII	17	Warrington Wolves	Twickenham Stoop
0/0/13	Super League XVIII	18	Wakefield Trinity Wildcats	Twickenham Stoop
0/0/13	Super League XVIII	19	Bradford Bulls	Grattan Stadium
0/0/13	Super League XVIII	20	Leeds Rhinos	Twickenham Stoop
0/0/13	Super League XVIII	21	Castleford Tigers	Probiz Coliseum
0/0/13	Super League XVIII	22	Catalan Dragons	Twickenham Stoop
0/0/13	Super League XVIII	23	Huddersfield Giants	Galpharm Stadium
31 August 2013	Super League XVIII	24	Hull KR	Twickenham Stoop
7 September 2013	Super League XVIII	25	Wigan Warriors	DW Stadium

Squad

2013 London Broncos Squad

First team squad

Coaching staff

27 Sam Bolger - LF
28 Michael Channing - CE
29 Erjon Dollapi - PR
30 Scott Wheeldon - PR
31 Will Lovell - CE

Head coach

Tony Rea

Assistant coach

Latham Tawhai

Legend:

(c) Captain
(vc) Vice captain

2013 transfers in/out

Name	Position	Signed from	Date
Shane Grady	Centre	Thirroul Butchers	July 2012
Tommy Lee	Hooker	Huddersfield Giants	September 2012

Out

Name	Position	Club Signed	Date
Karl Temata	Prop	Limoux Grizzlies	September 2012
Lamont Bryan	Centre	Featherstone Rovers	September 2012
Rob Thomas	Prop	Released	September 2012
Jason Golden	Second Row	York City Knights	September 2012
Julien Rinaldi	Hooker	Retirement	September 2012

References

↑ Tony Rea named permanent London coach Archived 1 February 2013 at the Wayback Machine. rleague.com, 21 August 2012
↑ "Salford City Reds deducted two points for fielding 14 players". BBC Sport. 14 June 2013. Retrieved 14 June 2013.

2013 in rugby league

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International Rugby League

European Rugby League

Competitions	International Origin Super League Results Grand Final RFL Championship Results Championship 1 Results Challenge Cup National League Cup
Teams	Bradford Bulls Castleford Tigers Catalans Dragons Huddersfield Giants Hull FC Hull KR Leeds Rhinos London Broncos Salford City Reds St Helens Wakefield Wildcats Warrington Wolves Widnes Vikings Wigan Warriors
Other clubs	North Wales Crusaders

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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
Hall of Fame	Reg Bowden Peter Gill Tony Gourley Mark Johnson Hussein M'Barki Martin Offiah Rob Purdham Tony Rea Steele Retchless Scott Roskell
League	Championship
Honours	1982-83 Rugby Football League Championship Second Division Champions Super League II runners-up 1999 Challenge Cup runners-up
Seasons	1980/81 1981/82 1982/83 1983/84 1984/85 1985/86 1986/87 1987/88 1988/89 1989/90 1990/91 1991/92 1992/93 1993/94 1994/95 1995/96 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Coaches	Reg Bowden Ross Strudwick 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) Daniel Harrison (2017-)
Culture	Super League Founding Member
Affiliation	Rugby Football League (1980)

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