Not forgetting although we pay no rent for the ground, we dont get any income from the gates either. all 500 or so before anyone says anything.

Don't be silly Wire Quin if we went to Aldershot it might attract new fans from the forces and local people may show interest and we cant have new interest in the club can we,

They do now.

rlgo away you northern monkeyrl

Guess you weren't the best in class at geography....

Given the lack of a proper home and the dwindling fanbase together with Mr Hughes management style I don't think many of us were expecting a return to SL anytime soon, we just need to survive and who knows, eventually we may end up with someone with the Money, Vision, Drive and Planning abilities to realise loftier ambitions!

The thing is you do have far more fan base potential than any other club, how the hell you get that potential into numbers through the gate is the million dollar question.
I'd say that a stable home ground is definitely the first thing, moving grounds loses fans, as Fax found when moving from Thrum Hall, those fans take some getting back, if they ever can be.
Once you have the foundation of a home in place then you can start to build, until then I think it will always be a struggle.
Sorry if you feel this is obvious but thought I'd chip in, it would be great for all RL if you could kick on and increase crowds.

You know that, we know that, but the only person who matters at this time. David Hughes. Appears to fail to subscribe to this opinion.

Hughes seems to be on a mission to downsize the club until it can play in his back garden.

At least it's not Gillingham! Eurgh.

Why not give up trying to have a home ground and just play every game somewhere different as the London Nomads? Would have a certain 'circus coming to town' feel.

It's a circus, alright

Send in the clowns

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