58-0!

In actual fact your travelling support was extremely poor. Personally I only saw 2 quins shirts!

maybe that's because the club haven't released this years shirts yet

Or maybe quins fans just don't like jedward!

There were about 20 on one bus and the usual 20/30 northern exiles, so about 50.

The same old argument time and time again-boring

Well I am not arguing but you get 3,000 at home and 50 fans away for a club that under many different names is now 30 years old. Face facts. It isn't working fellas.

It clearly isn't but don't tell our benefactors at sky who no doubt have already noticed that one of the so called expansionist teams have headed back to the heartlands because if they find out it will almost certainly mean that the sport will regress to what it was, a semi professional sport served exclusively up to a small minority of flat capped Muppets along the M62 corridor rarely to be seen on TV again. My apologies to our friends in the south of France who incidentally wear flat caps too

Ive stood in Wilderspool on many occasions with only 3000 other people there after 100 years-enjoy your luck of having Moran on board-without him the council would have seen you down the drain with the debts and derelict stadium

Define Working please.

If you mean home fans, I agree, not working.

Away fans, I disagree (you clock up 5,000+ miles and twice as many pounds following your team each season before you are qualified to speak on that one. Not relevant anyway as points aren't awarded for away fans.

Development ...sorry, but that is working with 2 cockney England Internationals and 5 cockneys on the park last Sunday.

Growth of the game.....Working. Rugby League is growing at a rapid rate down here....Londons Newest Club, the Phantoms have just started training near West Ham.

Stadium......one of the best places to watch Rugby of either code (not my words, but those of visiting fans) Working

Finances? Tough one this. Branson left us in the lurch and we almost paid the ultimate price in 2005, but we have Mr Hughes who is currently willing to bail us out, so we tick that box.....just!



Every time I answer one of these sweeping "it's not working posts" it would seem that the only argument against London RL would be our fans.......for which, we lose 2 licence points....unless I am missing something....



Anyway, how many Young, current England intrnationals do wire currently have...especially ones that are a product of your own regional system or academy? over 100 years and no current internationals? Have to say, it's not working fella

So home fans you agree it's not working? Good.

Away fans. I travel to every away game Warrington play in and have also visited america and australia to watch them play. If your fans were truly intersted,the milage wouldn't matter,so that's that point put to bed. I wouldn't dream of missing a wires away game,if they were playing on the moon I would get there. The same can't be said for your fans......sorry.(So I am actually "qualified" to speak on that one!).

Ground. Yes a nice ground but lacks atmosphere. We had over 11,500 on sunday with only a handful of away support. Could you match that when we play at your place in september? I doubt it.

Finances. Okay like us you have someone who is putting his own cash in and will bail you out when the going gets tough. That's fine we are equal there then!

Youth and academy setup. Warrington's is one of the finest in the country and John Bastian and Peter Farrell do a sterling job,persuading many young players to join warrington despite interest from saints,leeds,wigan,etc. For full internationals,if you look at the number of full internationals we have produced over the last 20 years it's considerably more than your club has produced,so indeed this time it's you that is "not qualified" to comment on that one! Finally,if your club is doing as well as you claim across the board,why can't you attract larger crowds? One reason maybe is that you have always played in a union stronghold(london)where league is viewed as the enemy. In the north league and union exist side by side with no animosity from one code to the other. We no longer wear flat caps and are certainly not muppets as we have the willpower,ability and desire to respect a rival code of rugby in our area and realise that people have freedom of choice and may wish to support union as well as or instead of league. When I drank in the wetherspoons pub in Twickenham once and chatted with the locals I realised the feeling wasn't mutual. They were all football or union fans who loathed league with a passion. Tell someone in that pub you have played or are about to play harlequins and they talk union to you! Most of them don't even know the league side exists! Sorry if this makes unpleasant reading but it's very true in my opinion.

Oh dear....you missed the last bit...away fans don't count on the licence application. Oh, 5,000+ miles with 9 games away confirmed on Friday nights...so days off work as well as all the other logistical nightmares like trains all apparently being solar powered north of Watford.....ie...they stop running when the sun goes down





The point you were referring to was the ground, not the atmosphere or crowd numbers....please pay attention. As for finance, we are both in trouble if the sugar daddies get bored or burnt.





CURRENT......means recent...you know, last 2 or 3 seasons. With 100+ years of history I would expect you to have loads of England international players...but a bit thin on the ground at the moment wouldn't you agree?









...and as I said, it ALWAYS comes down to fans......



Feel free to reply, but unless you are going to disprove my point, which you basically just endorsed with your first reply, I wouldn't bother.



Good luck for the rest of the season...I am sure this will be THE year