Seems we are back to that old nonsense.

Have the club officially announced that we are playing at Plough Lane next season?
Even the quiz night announcement dodges a definitive answer? Milner quotes "the planned move".....
rlhttps://londonbroncosrl.com/2021/11/12/broncos-and-dons-best-brains-to-face-off-for-annual-challenge/rl



.....inks not even left the pen, let alone dry on the agreement to play there methinx.

You would assume neh hope they are haggling over the nonsensical £200k rent.

5 away games on the spin is sub optimal to say the least. It must be relaying the pitch or some such. No doubt we factored that in when negotiating price.

Maybe that the mechanics of teams coming to London or vice versa are accepted to be too burdensome but it does make the Premier sports package less enticing (for me).

Quote: orangeman "lol.... rlhttps://londonbroncosrl.com/tickets/rl so the've announced the fixtures but no tickets as yet..... Hardly a surprise, no players on the site yet https://londonbroncosrl.com/mens-first-team/

Quote: orangeman "lol.... rlhttps://londonbroncosrl.com/tickets/rl so the've announced the fixtures but no tickets as yet..... Hardly a surprise, no players on the site yet https://londonbroncosrl.com/mens-first-team/

The club are going back to the Brentford days. If they do build up some momentum with new fans it will disappear due to no home games being played because of pitch maintenance. I thought that the new modern pitchs did not require long maintenance perios.

Agree wantawin I thought the same about the pitch. Of course it's also a period of very good weather (hopefully) & no football. Would be nice to have some clarity from the club on a number of things, but I wouldn't hold your breath, it could be dangerous for your health.

So we find ourselves at a disadvantage by being tenants of a football club - again.
And we're moving from a ground with an all weather pitch................................
At least i know when to book my holidays!

Let's face it. This isn't going to inconvenience anywhere near as many people as it used to.

Fair point.
And as I said on the plus side it gives ST holders a few weeks to have a summer holiday and not miss any home games.

You're assuming they:
a/ confirm where we are playig
b/ actually start selling season tickets
c/ anyone actually bothers buying one

200k a year and we lose any momentum built up in the spring as we hit summer.

AGAIN. Why are we moving from Ealing?.....it genuinely makes no sense

AFC Wimbledon Ladies currently have 2pm (although I suspect 1pm to avoid the need for floodlights) kick-off's on 30/1 (Widnes 3pm) and 13/2 (Whitehaven 3pm). A quick change of goalposts perhaps!