London’s Super Association plans have been shaken by a THIRD significant injury blow with hardly a pause in between. Recently advanced Horses get back in the saddle at World Club champions St Helens on Friday week. In any case, full-back Josh Rourke broke his leg in the previous evening’s last cordial against Oldham. That is a second significant physical issue after youthful star prostitute Bill Leyland was precluded for the whole season subsequent to breaking his leg tendon in another warm-up game. Notwithstanding, manager Mike Eccles, as of now with perhaps of the most slender crew in Super Association, has uncovered ex-Body prop Lewis Bienek is likewise confronting an extensive spell uninvolved. He said: “I’m anticipating that Lewis should be out for quite a while. We’re simply looking out for a X-ray check yet he has a lower leg/fibula injury. It’s a monstrous blow for us. He was perfect as far as we were concerned last season and has truly been tearing into groups. That mix of him and Bill Leyland cooperating would have gone on in Super Association, as well. I’m destroyed they will not get that at this point. Ideally Lewis will be back soon yet he will be out for some time.” Rourke had joined from Whitehaven and was hoping to dazzle with individual full-back Alex Walker likewise crocked for the Super Association start off. Eccles added: “we brought Josh in because to substitute Alex for that first month of the time. Yet, presently we’re missing two full-backs. We haven’t got another so we’ll need to make one. Josh will be out for around 90 days so it is quite extreme at the moment.” London are probably not going to take a gander at the exchange market so late in the day. Eccles said: “I honestly hate momentary advances. Furthermore, in around 12 weeks’ time we could have two full-backs accessible. So we’ll most likely sort something in-house and take it from that point.” In the mean time, he maintains that Lee Kershaw should remain with the ex-Wakefield winger having dazzled since joining on a preliminary last month. Eccles said: “Lee’s gone all around well for us. We’re addressing his representative right now and ideally we can finish an arrangement. However, we have two different choices in the event that it doesn’t work out.” Somewhere else, Daniel Hindmarsh-Takyi, the prop who played with London when they were rearward in Super Association in 2019, has joined Castleford from Queensland Cup side Northern Pride.