That's utter cobblers. Even when they were playing in the National League in the 2005-6 season, they were getting crowds of 8,000 plus, and ever since then they regularly have got crowds of more than 10,000. How would being landlord to a struggling rugby league club have made any difference to them whatsoever? The £200k rent is a nice addition but given their salary cap of £4.8m and the Heineken Cup TV money, it seems a drop in the ocean in revenue terms.

The notion they somehow took advantage of us is laughable.

Quins RU are struggling financially trust me.

First time around The Stoop was a good place, but I put that down to the success with corporate! but no tears at leaving.

ok. So how did they benefit from us being there? I think the point still stands.

We paid them money to use the ground - simples!

Their management team had the common sense to use our e-mail and mailing lists, extensively. However, I would have to admit our management not using theirs is actually down to the stupidity of our own management rather than Quinns being underhand in any way.