Of course debate is right, that's freedom, but constant repeating of the same points and attacks seem to get to the point of being vindictive, I said it before on Facebook and there are more posters than now here it does not seem the same, people look at reality.

You're right and that's why there's so much negativity. Most of the last 20 years have become irrelevant to our current position..

If I were a wealthy person wanting to kick-start RL from nothing in West London, then the Trailfinders ground would well worth considering.

OK, we're not quite kick-starting from nothing, we do have a decent squad for the lower levels and some junior development but, as you saywe are in effect re building from the bottom.'"

One can only live in hope that we have hit the bottom and at least we might start a bounce back up.
Not forgetting all those years ago when it first started it was from nothing then the only way was up .
Are we doomed to lower leagues? Maybe for a couple of years, getting back up is not impossible in the sport widnes and hull KR are recent proof that teams can build and get back into the top flight
Are the super 8s the way ahead? Maybe maybe not but it's what is in place at the moment so let's see
Our club future has to build on a financial basis that allows us to survive when DH pulls his money, I think for us to survive then we have to try and stay full time, hopefully the move to ealing will allow the club to try to build the mythical fan base and generate some income. If and it is a big if at the minute we can re build to a decent level then maybe the ground we are moving to does have potential to develop if not then yep in 3 years it might be another move, it's not as if we are not used to it.

I love your optimism Micky, but I'm afraid I just don't share it.
Think we should have moved to Eastbourne, that's where you go to die so I believe. Or is it Bournemouth?

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Both/either...................................

Nah we could never have gone to bournmouth that would have made complaining about how to get to the games to easy. I mean tube, mainline train buses and the choice of driving to any ground we play at is too restrictive already.
Folks am joking

You never know, so far Trailfinders has gone from a park rugger side with a decent social set up, to the beginnings of a stadium and an expanded corperate /social area, with room to continue the developement. We MAY have the opportunity to grow alongside that, we may not.

I look at it like this. We are probably at our lowest point. From here on, we will either fail, or things will improve.

The support of the owners of the stadium is critical. The management needs to grab a hold of the business and run things properly.They need to start to market he club.

It needs to be a club again. At a ground which feels like home. Not a team with a few supporters at a ground where little effort is made to make you feel welcome.

Only time will tell.

Spot on mate.

More twaddle.

You forgot option 3: Give it up and start doing something useful with the summer weekends. I like option 3.

Aspuoea feel free to toddle off and do that then mate, some of us actually like watching rugby league so personally can't see the appeal of option 3.
Not sure if you realise it's your choice to watch or not.

Interesting that Trailfinders have a number of secondary pitches which may well meet our needs if we continue to attract fewer fans than Championship 1 clubs.

Aspuoea, your option three is no option for me. Like Mickey I too enjoy watching Rugby League. It is my choice and I will continue to do so until such time as I decide not to..

So you go and join The Ramblers Association or get a caravan if you want to. I will continue to do what I choose to do.

Slightly OT, sorry, but interesting that 100 miles or so to the west, one of our many former CEOs is still showing plenty of ambitionLionelHurst ‏@hurstlhurst 17h17 hours ago

#rugbyleague @allgolds wish to purchase up to 20 acres of land in Gloucestershire to develop RL home. Funds available.

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