2000 London Broncos season

The 2000 London Broncos season was the twenty-first in the club's history and their fifth season in the Super League. The club was coached by John Monie, competing in Super League V and finishing in 11th place. The club also got to the fifth round of the Challenge Cup.

2000 London Broncos season
Super League V Rank11th
Challenge CupFifth round
2000 recordWins: 7; draws: 0; losses: 23
Points scoredFor: 521; against: 810
Team information
ChairmanRichard Branson
CoachJohn Monie
Captain
StadiumThe Valley
Avg. attendance3,354
High attendance8,067
Top scorers
TriesTulsen Tollett - 12
GoalsBrett Warton - 57
PointsBrett Warton - 150
Home colours
Away colours
< 1999 List of seasons 2001 >

2000 squad statistics
Squad NumberNameRepresentative countryPositionAgePrevious clubAppearancesTriesGoalsDrop GoalsPoints
1Tulsen TollettEnglandStand-off26 Parramatta Eels24121800
2Rob SmythIrelandWing23 Wigan Warriors31004
3Danny MooreAustraliaCentre28 Wigan Warriors91004
4Greg FlemingAustraliaCentre25 Canterbury Bulldogs19100040
5Brett WartonAustraliaWing24 Western Suburbs Magpies259570150
6Karle HammondWalesStand-off25 St Helens2180335
7Shaun EdwardsEnglandScrum-half33 Bradford Bulls41004
8Darren BradstreetAustraliaProp25 Illawarra Steelers50000
9Dean CallawayAustraliaCentre29 Illawarra Steelers2660024
10Scott CramScotlandProp23 Illawarra Steelers241004
11Shane MillardAustraliaHooker25 South Sydney Rabbitohs272008
12Steele RetchlessUnited StatesSecond-row29 South Queensland Crushers3030012
13Mat ToshackAustraliaSecond-row27 South Queensland Crushers2130012
14Andrew WynyardNew ZealandLoose forward27 St. George Illawarra Dragons222008
15Andy JohnsonEnglandSecond-row26 Huddersfield Giants2880032
16Frank NapoliItalyWing?? Gold Coast Chargers222008
17Anthony SeiboldAustraliaProp25 Canberra Raiders292008
18Justin DooleyAustraliaProp30 Sydney City Roosters290000
19Dom PetersJamaicaWing21 London Broncos Academy2140016
20Steffan HughesWalesSecond-row18 London Broncos Academy21004
21Jon ClarkeEnglandHooker21 Wigan Warriors231004
22John TimuNew ZealandWing31 Canterbury Bulldogs181004
23Steve BarrowEnglandProp24 Wigan Warriors20000
25Brendan MagnusAustraliaLoose forward24 Balmain Tigers31004
26Peter LuptonEnglandLoose forward18 London Broncos Academy1722012
27Paul DavidsonEnglandProp30 St Helens1640016
28Kevin CrouthersEnglandSecond-row24 Wakefield Trinity Wildcats101004
29Glen AirAustraliaHooker24 Illawarra Steelers1350020
30John RoperEnglandCentre24 Warrington Wolves40000
31Olu IwenofuEnglandWing18 London Broncos Academy20000
32Yusef SoziUgandaProp18 London Broncos Academy20000
33George TrueloveEnglandCentre24 Bedford RU51004

Sources: [1][2]

Super League V table
Team Pld W D L PF PA PD Pts Qualification
1 Wigan Warriors 282413960405+55549Play-off Semi Final
2 St Helens 282305988627+36146Play-off Qualifying Final
3 Bradford Bulls 2820351004408+59643
4 Leeds Rhinos 2817011692626+6634Eliminator Final
5 Castleford Tigers 2817011585571+1434
6 Warrington Wolves 2813015735817-8226
7 Hull F.C. 2812115630681-5125
8 Halifax Blue Sox 2811116664703-3923
9 Salford City Reds 2810018542910-36820
10 Wakefield Trinity Wildcats 288020557771-21416
11 London Broncos 286022456770-31412
12 Huddersfield-Sheffield Giants 2840245021026-5248

Sources: [3][4]

2000 Challenge Cup

The year after reaching their maiden Final, the Broncos were knocked out of the cup at the fifth round stage.[5]

Round Date Home team Score Away team
Fourth round 12 February 2000 London Broncos 44–18 Wath Brow Hornets
Fifth Round 27 February 2000 London Broncos 21–22 Salford City Reds

References
  1. Gains & Losses
  2. London Broncos
  3. Super League V 2000
  4. SL stats - 2000 Summary
  5. Rugby League Challenge Cup round 5
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