simple yes or no answer RB.

Was it Harlequins RFC who deemed the pitch unplayable?I say YES......based on the evidence available.

As for 'VILE" comments, I have stressed that I have no doubt the subject of my ire is probably a really nice fella,but professionally AND IN MY OPINION he's not the man to lead the Broncos. I have requested guidance from the owners of this forum as to if I have stepped over the mark and as yet, I have not.

Please feel free to answer the question above before jumping on me for stating what the majority of fans on here think....the current CEO is not up to scratch!

Could be worse! www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/21882086

Could be worse! www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/21882086

Read what I'd written a few pages back.



This has never been an argument. My point is about your rush and need to come to a finger pointing conclusion based on your prejudices against the club and the CEO. You still haven't proven to be wrong just yet. So relax. If Broncos move their game against Bradford for the Quins to then play their QF two days later. Then you'll be right. If you're wrong in your haste. Well. You'll be shown to be wrong, again. We know the failings of the CEO. But unlike the majority of us who don't think he's doing a good job, you choose to print vulgar comments about the CEO copping one up the gary or implying he sucks off the boss which have nothing to do with him professionally. Well. That speaks volumes about you and is rather unnecessary

Esher RFC was more than adequate for the crowd in attendance and actually provided for a decent atmosphere. Pitch was in good condition, if anything looked a bit dry !!

Dry pitch at esher makes you wonder why we moved from the stoop

At the risk of us looking a bit Mickey Mouse, I loved Esher. Twenty degrees warmer, and you could almost persuade yourself you were on the hill at Kogarah or Brookdale! It's clearly not going to meet SL criteria, but I can see some sort of future there if the worst happens and we drop out.

I didn't mind it even if it makes New River look like Wembley in comparison.

Seriously duff floodlights though.

Not sure I'd do another night game there.

So another Broncos "HOME" game poorly marketed?

This is london what were you expecting?

A poster on the TotalRL forum claimed that an Esher club official said to her/him (nice PC touch there!) that we were playing the Bradford game on their ground as well. I don't know whether to take any notice of this, but if it is true could we have played our last game at the Stoop? Just a thought.

Prepare for the Bulls game to be either at Esher or Reading!!

ld not have a problem with another game at Esher great little ground, good atmosphere friendly officials, plenty parking if you choose to drive and need less spending money in the pocket. Easy journey from waterloo, clapham and vauxhall and not far from hersham station, only a few minutes walk

I appreciate its a nice ground and they were very hospitable but unless we are dropping a tier its as we know a non starter for Super League.

A steward I recognised from Twickenham Stoop told me we were "likely" to be playing Bradford at Esher. Must admit if it's a dry night I wouldn't mind that. (Travel time is pretty neutral for me fortunately.) A couple of thousand at Esher would be far more enjoyable than a couple of thousand rattling round in a 16k seater stadium, though Twickenham Stoop would be more appealing on a wet night. Obviously the Bradford game switching would be subject to RFL/ Superleague permission as they only gave permission to switch one game from what the club said.

I suspect the club might be quite happy to switch too. We don't seem to make much match day revenue under the new deal (bar, burger van takings etc) and would probably get a far bigger refund out of Quins for not being able to play there than we'd pay Esher to go there. Despite that I don't think there is any chance we have played our last game at Twickenham Stoop, why would Quins want to release us from the deal given that income will already be in their budgets and we'd still have to get RFL / Superleague permission and I don't see that happening.

I firmly believe there is a drainage problem at the Stoop the weather did not cause that kind of damage and it will not be a quick fix problem. Its more likely to be a couple of weeks before the drainage is resolved and then the pitch has to repair itself. That is probably why they didnt want to back up matches. If necessary I will travel to Esher I enjoyed last night. It is no where near the quality of the Stoop or SL standard but at least they wanted us and welcomed us. Couldnt we buy into it and develop it along with Esher RU. It could be a price we can afford for our own ground and Esher comes under Greater London and London weighting allowance trains are easy with the connections and probably not much worse (mayne even easier ) for a lot of fans