You need to calm down at times! I am no fan of anyone, I am my own person! yes sorry I can't admit to ever having been a referee I will hold my hand up to that!

Of course people have right for opinions and I am not here to defend David Hughes but I will stand by my comment find me any Northern club chairman that has put in as much personal money as he has! I stated clearly we all can make mistakes, but I will be ever grateful that we have David Hughes, he Puts his Money were his mouth is!

By the way I may as well add that I don't like the name London Pride, we would not get away with it with the brewery for one and I think one other major event in the capital uses the name sufficiently.

London Bearskins
London Beefeaters
London Kings
London Mets
London Rippers
London Wildfire

So we could be named after a hat, a chain of pub-restaurants, two baseball teams, murderers or a mobile phone?

it's still better than being named after a yawnion side

Clown.

Don't you mean Jester?

I just said he deserved a basic level of respect. Not that he couldn't be criticised. Can I criticise your spelling of criticise though? very Americanised.

Has anyone suggested: London Ravens?

I understand it was the name of a gridiron team years ago but it has a link to London unlike Broncos, and they are black, like the Fulham kit.

I think a small time basketball club may have a similar name now but a couple of quid would get the rights off them.

I'd be open if a business came along and offered the club big money to change the name/have an involvement in the club but I can't see Bill Gates taking an interest in a tiny Rugby League club anytime soon.

And a University!

If you listen to the bbc london rl podcast this week you'll hear a very different opinion from someone who actually works for the harlequins foundation. He was very keen for a name change.

Well, I listened to it. I heard nothing to change my mind from changing the name back from Quins. It was just the usual excuses being trotted out. "People see Quins and they think Union." How hard is it to distinguish between the brands, especially with "Rugby League" written in big, bold lettering underneath? It just sounds like the usual half-d Rugby League approach, as long as it makes your job easier, than it must happen. All you have to do is say, "no, it's Rugby League." I'm sure the school kids he was referring to, know that they were playing League instead of Union.

....FFS you are whatshername who blew her trumpet and then bu99ered off to the O2 and I clam My fiver.