Which ever way you look at it, the home crowd numbers this weekend for Quins RL and Crusaders RL stand in stark relief.

Wrexham is a relatively small town in Flintshire, whereas London, in contrast, is a major conurbation with one of the largest city populations anywhere in the world - complete with a fair-sized population of Antipodeans who've grown up watching rugby league down under.

I so wish David Hughes would at last accept that the only thing really standing in the way of the development of Qunis RL is Brian McDermott.

Are there any readers of this forum who still believe Brian Mc Dermott is the right coach for the club?

er....I didn't call you a troll. I actually paid you a (back-handed) compliment......read my posts. It has all been done to death on these boards (mainly by me). The Club choose to go down the route they want to. Regardless of the suggestions made by the RFL or their representitives, the club is a business and the owners of that business have a right to do as they see fit. I do not agree with the route the club have taken...but that's that. Not a lot I can do about it.
I agree with you Kiwi's 13-6........and most on here do too, but it is now down to the club to sort it out.

Yes we're aware of that, but why follow up with a ridiculous irrelevant statement about what another club's attendances might be if they happened to be in SL when there's no evidence whatsoever to support it? You're attempting to reinforce your own argument with a load of bull.

Awww, you are still a very irritable young man, aren't you?

Er...I wasn't having a go at Widnes.....just pointing out that an estimate of a 10k average the moment you landed in SL was a tad OTT and that when compared to London, there isn't that much more going on for you to compete against. These observations were not made with you in mind, just trying to point the new poster in the right direction when it comes to his observations regarding Gates at Harlequins. Chill CD.......you know I like Widnes, your fans and your stadium.