and yes, i have indulged in a bit of shameless trolling. just to see how it feels. i would like to point out i have no particular problem with either team.
BiWinning

you used a charlie sheen joke.. laaame

not a joke, merely an expression. criticism fail

They've got a lifetime franchise though, so they've got nothing to worry about tbf.

What I still don't understand is how The Stoop can be rammed full for Union... yet struggle for League... people down there really will watch anything.

.............apart from League

Its because Harlequins are a famous name in the world of RU, have a big supporter base and unlike the league side that bears the same name they do occassionally win games.

why do people despair at the quins attendance? At the end of the day they are going to be in super league next year. We should want a London RL club doing well, the attendances have been poor for years, that is not the clubs fault. I'm sure they have tried to attract more fans. However, I will always want RL to succeed in London and think the people who are not following quins rl are idiots because they are missing out on a great spectacle which is RL. I may be in the minority but I prefer a trip to London to watch quins v wigan because of the london talent on stage than going to wigan vs leigh. We need to stick with London and hopefully the crowds will come, if they don't crowds ain't everything.

The Leigh talent is fine... if your into birds with tashes and tattoos.

They have had 30 years.

How much longer shall we give them?

how much longer shall we give salford?

how much longer shall we give wakey? (not much by the looks of it)

how much longer shall we give crusaders?

how much longer shall we give cas?

how much longer should we give hull kr?

I know! lets kick em all out and bring in feth,halifax,leigh,barrow and sheffield shall we?

Until the end of the season.

It's alright saying "it's not the club's fault" that they're getting poor crowds. No, it isn't. But if it's not working at The Stoop under the Harlequins brand, perhaps it would be wise to do some market research, find out the reasons why people in the local area aren't following the side or look at moving (yes, moving again) to an alternative location, which is easier in terms of accessibility for all fans and is also better for away fans to get to?

I'm not pro-heartland by any stretch of imagination but I do think that just maybe, if Quins were at threat of relegation and that pressure was put on them, then the fans around the area may just rally to keep SL rugby in London. Or is that me being hopelessly optimistic and naive?