When have you ever got the train to a game? Anyway I only live in the Wembley area and it takes me about 2 hours (4 hour round trip) by train/bus every home game & you don't hear me moaning. Not about the travel anyway, don't get me started about the bar/beer though

South Cumbria and I go to as many away fixtures as I can, but as yet have never been to a home game.
Whilst working in Twickenham in 2006 I did sneak into the ground one day on my lunchbreak to have a look round.

Surrey, takes about an hour plus to drive there, depends on Tolworth, Hampton Court, Kingston traffic jams.... but on a Friday night it can take forever!!

So Kent is the winner

In hope mainly, despair quite a lot!

Depends how other broke down. It is impressive how far some folks are prepared to travel. I'm not sure I would to see the current team.

I'll second that! It would a short drive or bus ride for me instead of the current twenty minute drive and two hour train journey. Failing that The Stoop suits me fine, and despite the performances/results of the last two seasons, I still look forward to going to each game.

SE9
Normally 1 hour(ish) trip when the trains are running ...

Bundling things up a bit, a bit of a bodge, but an indicator maybe.

West London/Middlesex 9%
North London/Essex 14%
East London/Kent 19%
South London/Surrey 24%
Other 35%

So the winner is Other and the loser is the area where our ground is.



OK, only 75 votes so far and some of them may be trolls, but maybe it does indicate that we're in the wrong place? Or, more likely, that there isn't a "right place" for a London SL club.

Regardless of where they play, the club need to sort out the team/management first. 1.5 million a year out of Mr Hughes wallet to prop the club up? Seriously? 1.5 million? Where exactly is that being spent?

[uIF[/u they get another 3 years then I would suggest a new coach and 3 marquee players are the order of business straight away.

Spent my first few years living just off Oxford St, W1 and went to nursery in Soho! Now live here... ih1.redbubble.net/work.2146239.3 ... series.jpg Much respect to the fans that travel so far to watch the team, moreso and they haven't been doing too well in the last few seasons!!! Actually to all fans that have been through the rollercoaster.

Spent my first few years living just off Oxford St, W1 and went to nursery in Soho! Now live here... ih1.redbubble.net/work.2146239.3 ... series.jpg Much respect to the fans that travel so far to watch the team, moreso and they haven't been doing too well in the last few seasons!!! Actually to all fans that have been through the rollercoaster.

And as you showed great self control by not mentioning the 'M' word, I will. Last week I received an e-mail from the RFL, no less, advertising the next two CRUSADERS games. Never had anything about Quins from them.

I suppose the "right place" would be as close as possible to Central London, or at the very least a bit closer to a well served station than The Stoop. It probably doesn't make a lot of difference which quarter of Greater London we're based in.

Obviously the ground itself is far too large, but purely as a hypothetical example in terms of location and proximity to station the ideal would be somewhere like Arsenal FC. So in the real world, we'll be lucky to find anywhere better than where we already are.

Just a couple of miles from the Stoop here in Hanworth....Very walkable even after after a visit to the Weatherspoons and a few in the grounds bar....

Another here from Islington.

Not far from Lewisham - moved here in 1985 when London were at Crystal Palace (first time) - then they upped sticks to Chiswick.. The worst ground to get to from here is Twickenham..... it was less than 15 minutes cycling to Charlton.

Huntingdon, Cambs

Warlingham, East Surrey. Unfortunately Tandridge District doesn't have any sports stadiums and as we're 90%+ green belt we won't be getting any anytime soon. Takes around 50 mins from front door to car park when the M25 is going okay, a move further north would be a killer, as would be any move deeper into London away from the M25 (unless it's close to Victoria or London Bridge, which is highly unlikely given the absence of suitable venues).

Im near Worthing on the south coast. Takes me a bloody age to get to Twickenham.

North of York so home games mean 12-13 hour trip. Away games good tho!!! and Saturdays win was worth every last mile.

Do you ride a bicycle to home games?

Glad you enjoyed it Dotti, they must have been saving it for you. Sorry I missed you. Will be there Sat in West Stand so I will look out for you both.

Brentwood, Essex, I'm a 5 minute walk from the sugar hut but I'd rather do the 2 hour journey to the stoop every week.

Seems like we should become the exiles, play a quarter of games each in north east south and west London

I go the Go karting track there

As it says, Satan's own county