The Marketing point is one we've heard before, but they've made steps in the right direction this year so let's hope that happens.

On the Road games? Sceptical to be honest. These were a joke during the Broncos era and besides, who would have us? Where would we go? In most stadiums our crowds look dismal compared to all the empty seats.

I'm guessing "South East" will include Milton Keynes

Islington

Our own 15k capacity ground? LOL.

One of the best things i heard and standed out was when someone said 'I hope harlequins are not in the super league next year but i hope a team in london will be'.
I think that sums it all up.

I think BBC Radio London need to be congratulated for the coverage they give is, this live session seemed well attended and I was impressed with our CEO Gus, who seemed honest and was able to answer questions clearly and seemed that he was fully in touch.

Thanks tricky-dicky for listing the key points one you seem to have missed is the determination it seems from the RFL to follow up the work that has been done and also the first class infrastructure now in place for the amateur game especially with youth rugby league. I applaud the sponsorship from Hard Rock Cafe and the Lord Mayor into such as East Ham with young people.

Regards name of the club I think most of us accepted it had to happen and it was good that the loyal lady who wanted to retain the name was given her opportunity to express her opinion, though I have always said and I know this when we have changed radio station names you do it for a reason and that the brand is not working, so why push all the resources and extra investment unless you are going for a complete new image and brand.

I would have thought that our name should have been decided in advance so when the Super League next set of Super League team licences are awarded next Tuesday if we are successful the name could be announced.

Pretty much my thoughts, was an interesting programme I thought .

My money would be on MK, Reading or Brighton for the "on the road" games - they would have to market them properly though so as not to end playing in front of more empty seats that we currently do at the Stoop!

I think the club seriously need to stay in the area they are in otherwise all the work they have done and will do over the next three years will be wasted. They have roots in the area, an immense amount of great work has been carried out in schools and the community and it would be lost. We know that as a fact otherwise where is everyone from the Charlton days? I also wonder how many fans would travel to MK every other week. I know it would be far too expensive for me not to mention time consuming for a game of rugby. It would mean writing off most of the day for 90 minutes of RL would a lot of fans seriously travel that far. I am interested in what others think about journey times and costs if it were to happen. Would you travel - would it be too far for you - would it be too expensive. I know it is pie in the sky at the moment but can't help wondering what if.........

This.

0 chance of me attending 1 game at MK, never mind a whole seasons worth.

I certainly wouldn't.

My seat'll be empty...

I certainly wouldn't travel every other week to any of those venues - but for a one off, on the road game - possibly, as long as it was included in the season ticket.

It sounded like The Stoop would certainly be the main home ground for at least a couple of seasons to come