I hope someone somewhere realises that it is almost impossible to travel by public transport to Wrexham from S Wales. At weekends the railway are doing line maintainance at wekends, so if travelling by train you are partly bused and the journey is about 8 hours. Almost as bad by bus , means changing and you may knock off 5 mintes off the train time. Only Monday to Fridays is there good and regular transport, I travel regularly to Bangor on business but never go at weekends.
As a season ticket holder I would like to know why one of our top fixtures is at a ground where it is almost impossible to get to? Why bother buying if other top matches are going to N Wales? Makes nonsense of the clubs board about getting good value by buying a season ticket. Doesn't anyone at the club care?
If this is going to be a regular feature of our fixtures I will return to previously, when I used to travel north monthly to visit friends, and see a game when I was there.

rlRugby league needs 'pot of money' to succeed in Wales, says Leighton Samuelrl

RFL a farce it a heartlands sport and top players play for money.They wont get the support as it a football area.RFL give up and pack your bags.If i messed up that many times lifes would be lost.

But crusaders i wish you all the luck though in wrexham. I just feel sorry it has been taken away from south wales.

hmmm.. let me see South Wales has not turned out in numbers like the south of France for Super League Expansion??? who would have guessed that... however much the "northern" game wants & wishes to expand the core & loyal i.e. fan who will pay to see... is located in the North of this Isle. What if Leigh/Featherstone/Widnes or Halifax has been given the same funding & better Visa advice? Crowds better than 4k per home game would have been acheived, simply by by better away support alone, expand yes but small steps, if Wrexham had been the first step then yes a NL1 team 2 years ago would have been a good step.... but now to save face it is regression with Leigh and Widnes within spitting distance its laughable. Maybe a North Wales Wrexham "crusaders" will work in 2/3 time but it may have slowed or severed rugby league heartland (teams) to a slow beat in the process. We all want the game to expand but don't cut off the roots or the tree won't grow....

Hope this venture works as a the RFL have spent a lot of money on the game in Wales

To be honest i do not think the game will expand, as you got too many popular sports such as football and rugby union in other areas.If anything a cumbrian club be more viable, as their a decent interest already, with barrow and whitehaven.To be honest, i think keep to the heartlands, they just not interested in union strongholds.Union has the money now and the rfl can not support all these clubs.That why i think teams with decent attendances such as widnes should be in superleague.Teams such as widnes,leigh,fax would double in attendances if got in.Widnes already have fans from north wales and chester.