Cheers mate.

Does anyone know what stadiums these may be or has it not been announced yet?

No but hopefully not far from where I live.

Leyton Orient and Millwall probably.

Leyton Orient very probable. Millwall NO.

Yeah, Leyton Orient v likely, maybe the Valley or Craven Cottage too. Would anyone be interested in somewhere like Reading?

Won't be Fulham. Could be Charlton I suppose. Either way, utterly pointless.

Leyton Orient would be great. Only 20 mins on the train. I reckon they may possibly move one outside of London. Like matthew said Reading or maybe somewhere like Watford?

Reading already share with London Irish so a NO NO. Watford have just got into a position to dump Saracens so again it will not be Watford.

It has already been said that its going to be East London and South East London.

Brighton?

Orient would be a real stab in the dark, but with the Olympics and good marketing who knows. The only thing in the east is football maybe it is time to give them something else.

2 from Brighton, Gillingham, Orient, Upton Park and Selhurst Park I would think.

As for it being pointless Listy.....what would you suggest for the visits of say Salford, Catalans or Huddersfield next year? All 3 have an average of sub 3k at the stoop since 2006.....why not take a game on-the-road and try and get a few thousand curious locals in?
Gus has said the club will look at subsidised travel for ST holders....so not much if any additional cost to you to travel....somewhere different to have a pre/post match pint and a chance to spread the word......and if it's the price of the RFL giving the club exposure like that seen at Wembley, then it's a price worth paying IMO.
BTW....the 3 teams named above got a total of 6,650 fans combined to the stoop last year.....if done properly, you might see that crowd for just 1 OTR game....and I assure you you'll get more than the 2,216 average whether it's done properly or not

As a Palace fan living on the South coast near Brighton, two of those stadiums would be good for me.

Unless those "curious locals" are going to start travelling to The Stoop to watch further games I don't see the point. Given the amount of effort that will have to go into attracting a crowd to a one-off venue, I'd have thought it better to concentrate on attracting more people to our regular ground, which is a better ground for us than any of the others suggested so far.

Of those listed, Orient is the only remotely sensible suggestion in terms of size and location. Brighton is fifty miles away, Gillingham isn't much closer and is one of the last towns in the Home Counties I'd want to visit in any case, Upton Park has about 35,000 seats and Selhurst Park is also far too big, although convenient for me personally.

What's the point in rebranding the club as London Broncos if we're immediately going to start playing matches in other towns and cities like Brighton and Gillingham? It sounds like yet more of the muddled thinking that has already plagued the club for so long.

As Lister has pointed out earlier in this thread, the club has already said it would be E.,S.E. London.

The only point that I can see in this exercise would be to test the water for moving the whole operation in a few years time, though I'm not convinced that a couple of one-off matches would achieve much at all. Presumably if one or the other is deemed "a success" then it would be repeated in future years (assuming we're still at The Stoop).

On the bright side, Milton Keynes now seems to be well off the radar.