Yeah, I think this is the crucial issue, Mick. Either the RFL see London as strategically important to the future development of the sport and therefore seriously get behind hgetting a winning team on the park and attracting crowds, or the pull the plug now to allow Wakey to stay in Super League.

One of the other issues associated with this is that our national side will never beat Australia - and quite possibly New Zealand - while there is a team this poor in our so-called "Elite" competition. Should they be replaced with another team? No! We need to reduce the number of teams in SL and have them play fewer matches at greater intensity.

Looking at the Rob Purdham interview thread make me wonder if the sense of drift coming from the club is due to an imminent complete change of identity and reboot of the operation, meaning that there's little point in continuing to plug 'Quins'. [Chronicler, desperately clutching at straws

Personally, I'll be really disappointed if we ditch Quins and move elsewhere (not least because I've got about a 100 tops with Quins on them!

).

I totally bought in to the whole Quins thing and I still think if we had a successful team on the pitch, we would have built the support to a respectable level by now (and converted some of the QRU fans too).

I can't see how we could have a better place to watch rugby than The Stoop and as far as the logistical issues, we will have those wherever we play.

If we are moving to the Medway and calling ourselves Medway Meerkats, than I for one are offski.

More likely to resurect Kent Invicta.

Pity the Princes Park stadium in Dartford isn't a bit bigger - would be a nice ground for 'Dartford Dragons'!

Rob I'm with you there.

Cracking little stadium and a short train or bus ride for me.