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1999 London Broncos season

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

1999 London Broncos season
Super League IV Rank8th
Challenge CupFinal
1999 recordWins: 17; draws: 2; losses: 16
Points scoredFor: 644; against: 708
Team information
ChairmanRichard Branson
CoachDan Stains (Nov 98-Jun 99)
Tony Rea & Les Kiss
(Jun 99 - Sep 99)
John Monie (Sep 99 - Nov 00)
StadiumThe Stoop
Avg. attendance2,805
High attendance8,233
Top scorers
TriesGreg Fleming - 26
GoalsBrett Warton - 59
PointsBrett Warton - 130
Home colours
Away colours
1998 List of seasons 2000 >

The 1999 London Broncos season was the twentieth in the club's history and their fourth season in the Super League. The Broncos had three coaches over the course of the season, competing in Super League IV and finishing in 8th place. The club also made their maiden appearance in the final of the Challenge Cup.

1999 squad statistics

Squad Number Name Representative country Position Age Previous club Appearances Tries Goals Drop Goals Points
1 Tulsen Tollett England Stand-off 26
Parramatta Eels
26 10 24 0 88
2 Rob Smyth Ireland Wing 22
Wigan Warriors
18 5 28 0 76
3 Chris Ryan Australia Centre 26
Western Reds
31 8 0 0 32
4 Greg Fleming Australia Centre 24
Canterbury Bulldogs
34 26 1 0 106
5 Martin Offiah England Wing 32
Wigan Warriors
16 13 0 0 52
6 Karle Hammond Wales Stand-off 24
St Helens
32 20 2 1 85
7 Shaun Edwards England Scrum-half 32
Bradford Bulls
15 5 0 0 20
8 Grant Young New Zealand Prop 29
Auckland Warriors
4 2 0 0 8
9 Peter Gill Australia Loose forward 34
Gold Coast Chargers
28 5 0 0 20
10 Darren Bradstreet Australia Prop 24
Illawarra Steelers
3 2 0 0 8
11 Shane Millard United States Hooker 24
South Sydney Rabbitohs
27 2 1 0 10
12 Steele Retchless United States Second-row 28
South Queensland Crushers
28 3 0 0 12
13 Mat Toshack Australia Second-row 26
South Queensland Crushers
30 7 0 0 28
14 Brett Warton Australia Wing 24
Western Suburbs Magpies
19 3 59 0 130
15 Dean Callaway Australia Centre 28
Illawarra Steelers
32 7 0 0 28
16 Giles Thomas England Scrum-half 22
London Broncos Academy
2 0 0 0 0
17 Glen Air Australia Hooker 23
Illawarra Steelers
23 3 0 1 13
18 Ed Jennings England Stand-off 20
Harlequins RU
2 0 0 0 0
19 Dom Peters Jamaica Wing 20
London Broncos Academy
26 5 0 0 20
20 Ady Spencer England Second-row 26
London Broncos Academy
17 1 0 0 4
21 Wayne Sykes England Wing 20
London Broncos Academy
2 0 0 0 0
22 John Timu New Zealand Wing 30
Canterbury Bulldogs
30 6 0 0 24
23 Robbie Simpson Australia Second-row 24
St. George Dragons
17 1 0 0 4
24 Anthony Seibold Australia Prop 24
Canberra Raiders
26 4 0 0 16
25 James Brooks England Stand-off 19
London Broncos Academy
0 0 0 0 0
26 Robbie Beazley Australia Hooker 25
Illawarra Steelers
28 5 0 1 21
27 Matt Salter England Prop 22
London Broncos Academy
18 0 0 0 0
28 Steffan Hughes Wales Second-row 17
London Broncos Academy
8 0 0 0 0
29 Scott Cram Scotland Prop 22
Illawarra Steelers
15 0 0 0 0
30 Andrew Wynyard New Zealand Loose forward 26
St. George Illawarra Dragons
20 3 0 0 12
32 David Long England Prop ??
London Broncos Academy
1 0 0 0 0

Sources:[1][2]

Super League IV table

Team Pld W D L PF PA PD Pts Qualification
1
Bradford Bulls
30 25 1 4 897 445 +452 51 Play-off Semi Final
2
St Helens
30 23 0 7 1034 561 +473 46 Play-off Qualifying Final
3
Leeds Rhinos
30 22 1 7 910 558 +352 45
4
Wigan Warriors
30 21 1 8 877 390 +487 43 Play-off Eliminator Final
5
Castleford Tigers
30 19 3 8 712 451 +261 41
6
Gateshead Thunder
30 19 1 10 775 576 +199 39
7
Warrington Wolves
30 15 1 14 700 717 -17 31
8
London Broncos
30 13 2 15 644 708 -64 28
9
Halifax Blue Sox
30 11 0 19 573 792 -219 22
10
Sheffield Eagles
30 10 1 19 518 818 -300 21
11
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
30 10 0 20 608 795 -187 20
12
Salford City Reds
30 6 1 23 526 916 -390 13
13
Hull Sharks
30 5 0 25 422 921 -499 10
14
Huddersfield Giants
30 5 0 25 463 1011 -548 10

Source:[3]

1999 Challenge Cup

The London Broncos progressed to the Final of the Cup, before losing to the Leeds Rhinos by 52–16 at the Old Wembley Stadium in London.[4][5]

Round Date Home team Score Away team
Fourth round 14 February 1999 London Broncos 64–0 Doncaster
Fifth Round 28 February 1999 Wakefield Trinity Wildcats 8-26 London Broncos
Quarter final 14 March 1999 London Broncos 54–6 Whitehaven
Semi final 28 March 1999 Castleford Tigers 27-33 London Broncos
Final 1 May 1999 Leeds Rhinos 52-16 London Broncos

References

  1. ^ Gains & Losses
  2. ^ 1999 Squad
  3. ^ SUPER LEAGUE PREMIERSHIP TABLE
  4. ^ "Sport: Rugby League  Rhino charge overpowers Broncos". BBC Sport. 1 May 1999. Retrieved 26 January 2014.
  5. ^ Robinson, John (2 May 1999). "Rugby League: Leroy's So Rivetting!; Leeds Rhinos 52 London Broncos 16: Silk Cut Challenge Cup Final". The People. London: Trinity Mirror.

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