Well yeah it should relocate to East London...but thats another debate!

Well yes, if public transport is down, then it is more difficult to get there by public transport

Well yes, it's always been easier to get to Twickenham from the Home Counties than from London, that's why the RFU built their national stadium there.

Tb-what utter nonsense

.. so why did football stick there stadium in Wembley?

Its easy to get there from anywhere. England union rahs manage it, Harlequins rahs manage it. If people dont want to go then fair enough, but dont blame the club for being in a suburb of London (as every other sports club in London is). RL fans in the south need to support the club and I think its strange that so many RL fans in the south stay away.

No matter where the London SL team is based, there will always be a 'journey" for fans to get to games.

Twickenham is served by at least 12 trains an hour from London and a the same (or more) number coming in from outside the area.....then there's [url=http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/gettingaround/maps/buses/pdf/twickenham-2271.pdfTHE BUS ROUTES[/url into Twickenham....there is the North London Overground Train that runs from Stratford to Richmond.....
some people aren't happy unless there is a tube station directly beside the ground



Harlequins Rugby League will start their 6th season in the same ground in 2011. This will be the longest period that the club, in it's SL guise, has stayed put. The problems with attracting crowds has nothing to do with where the club are based, or their tie-in with the Union lot.....people will say that the "brand" gets lost or muddled and the average sports fan mistakes us for a Union team......I say EDUCATE THEM.......don't up sticks AGAIN.....don't change names AGAIN....stick with it and throw some money at the problem.
The ST offer of 99 quid is brilliant.......but pretty useless if you don't tell anyone other than the 2,000 who bought one last year and the other 1,000 who roll up from time to time.

Me too mate

See you at terminal 3 for a beer

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1:30 is a long time to get to a game?

Try 2 hours plus for me to get to Leigh these days. The fact we're a bit rubbish doesn't put me off the trip when I can make it.


And the opinions of anyone who thinks VB is actually either 'good' or 'beer' aren't really worth listening to, are they? Especially when 1) He's a pretend convict, 2) Talks about himself in the third person.


No bed.

Bump.

Because it's easier for the people from the north west to get to i.e. where all the successful sporting clubs are from e.g. Preston, Blackburn, St Helens, Wigoon, Widnes, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Everton, Blackpool etc. The north west has always been the king region of the UK so it's pefectly logical.