I'm not in any way trying to start an argument, I'm just wondering what the Rugby League fans of Wales will do. I assume your mainly all based in the south of your country so will you be making a trek up to Wrexham to watch the Crusaders or will you stay in the South and watch RL on your doorstep at Neath?

Best of luck to both teams of course

Go to as many games at Wrexham as possible. Probably get a season ticket for South Wales.

Sky sports! I'm not from south Wales Wrexham is well out of easy distance to drive nearly 5 hours. So I'll make the trip to Neath when I can and probably 1 or 2 crusaders away games quins and prob wakey

Well looks like im going to be watchin it in Neath ..and hopefully a few West Wales Wild Boars games as well being as my team has shafted us

I'll try to make as many wrexham games as i can and myabe a few neath games depending on finances.

It's good to see Crusaders fans willing to make the journey north. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised.

Me and my mate are going to try and make all the games in Wrexham and most games in neath

Same here Tarian.

I'll be lobbing the train times up on our website so people can get their tickets for Wrexham and away games as soon as possible.

Very excited about the new South Wales team and hopefully take in some away games on Crusaders free weeks or if our away games allow an overnight stop up north.

Im being tounge in cheek when i saw this maybe your club song be a song from the 90s brimfull of asha by cornershop with the words bridgend to wrexham on the a49.

Can't see it catching on.

Not that we're too grumpy to laugh at ourselves once in a while.

The best one I've heard our lot sing was 'Visa's for Saders' (to the tune of viva las vegas) at the beginning of the season when our players were stuck out in Oz.

Ah well here's to the new season.

So am I getting this right, or am I way off the mark here.
A few will (initially at least), make the journey to watch a SL club called crusaders, playing in Wrexham??

Bridgend and Neath have too much rivalry for one to support another and as such not many from the Bridgend base will watch a game in Neath - which I'm led to believe is not just a Union stronghold, it's also vehemently anti-league???

I would like to have thought that those new to League would take the opportunity to support a South Welsh club to call their own. Is this viable???

I ll will try to watch a couple of games in Wrexham. But the majority of games i will be watching will be in Neath.

Is there a direct train?

Surely the club could negotiate a deal with a provider on this line to provide cheap travel to/from home games. Potentially could be a big money spinner given the time spent on the train.

Yes it is a direct train.

I'll look into it.