Sorry Dave but you are totally wrong on this one, and I can't help but think why you are being so negative. Is it because you are opposed to London fans being in more than one stand?

I was part of the group of fans who negotiated this. There were several hundred home fans on the Brook Road terrace on the two occasions I recall it being opened, and it had a great atmosphere. I know because I was in it. I'm sure it helped London stay up with the draw V Leeds and vistory over Wigan. the players also enjoyed it and came over to pay respects.

For London fans who didn't want to sit in the main stand, or stand with away fans, it was great while it lasted

Had the club followed it up and marketed it properly for home fans it would have been full, but they failed to do this instead relying on us to do it via word of mouth

It was successful, and at least we were trying to improve the match day atmosphere

However the club were short sighted, instead trying to save money. It had the opposite effect because your less likely to get new people in with only two sides open and less atmosphere

Twitter feed reports that this is the first Quins RL have heard about the Wombles thing.

I enjoyed watching matches at Griffin Park much more than I do at the Stoop. But I can't think of any other reason for going back there (well, perhaps if we got the Cowgirls back

) The ground is lacking in so many facilities, it's not suited to rugby (remember Seb Luisi's conflict with the boundary wall?), and Nic Cartwright had a nightmare time every season trying to find alternative venues when Brentford decided they didn't want us there because of pitch reseeding or whatever other reason they could think of.

Think forwards, not backwards.

We can expect an announcement next week then

Can't see a denial or an affirmation on Twitter, has it been pulled because the last tweet I can see is the one about Chris Riley from 24 May.

Forgive me for paraphrasing Ian Ramsdale paraphrasing Gus Mackay, but apparently the CEO said that there was no truth in the story but that they "would talk to them about the possibility though, as they're always looking at options...but would not rule it out." www.bbc.co.uk/podcasts/series/lrl

Forgive me for paraphrasing Ian Ramsdale paraphrasing Gus Mackay, but apparently the CEO said that there was no truth in the story but that they "would talk to them about the possibility though, as they're always looking at options...but would not rule it out." www.bbc.co.uk/podcasts/series/lrl