Well if performances don't pick up on the pitch, that will at least dumb some of the pain!! LOL

Baradford > Orient ₤29 ...7p a mile
Hull > Kent ₤20...5p a mile
Twickenham > Orient ₤20... 40p a mile

8 Times the price of the Hull Bus and nearly 6 times the Bradford one......Must be that London Weighting we keep on hearing about....

If the calculator can produce shi**y facts for an argument then GF is your man

Do you have a little solar panel on the top of your head?

Can we pay on the door at Orient

The second line of your response is an absolute classic

Not sure who they think will actually take up this offer. Even those people that usually drive to games will surely make alternative arrangements for Orient? I can't imagine many of our Berkshire / Surrey based fans driving to this. Those that live in London or near a tube will surely public transport it. I'd be interested to see the response level!

Fair play to them for making the offer, but I can't believe we have many fans that live local and those that do will surely be able to make their own way to Leyton. I guess it's aimed towards those that drive in and use The Stoop carpark.

Although I'm not keen on the idea of road games, I actually find myself really looking forward to this game. As I go to a lot of Quins games, I'm a bit "Stooped" out so a visit to the mysterious East is most welcome (as is a morning sat on the park benches with the Poles drinking dodgy lager)

It's an awful idea and the fact they are charging for the service is an insult. Should be free for all season ticket holders or anyone who buys a match ticket.

Can't see it's "an insult". You either take up the offer or you don't.

Think they've got it wrong though...no-one will want to pay £20 for a lift to Leyton. Most RL supporters don't like paying £20 for a match ticket.

It's a shame the coach service didn't include a match ticket.

Assuming this offer is aimed at people in the locality of the club, it is an insult to shift a home game away from them to the opposite side of London and then charge an obscene amount to assist them in travelling to it.

think i prefer reading these boards then I do the rugby at the moment.

Everyone loves tight Northerners. We all want to be one of them at heart

On the positive side its an opportunity for a bit of bonding, partying, and slagging off RP in the company of like minded people. Every cloud folks .......

You're right, I am one! I wondered why I was so Poplar!

Just wish I was a tight Northerner Dave then I may have a lot more money to invest in our club, but then I wish even more I had never crossed paths with Simon Cowell then I would have had a lot more money!!

Alibert's a cockney, who do you fancy in the next round!

Swinton

I wonder if people think that David Hughes is a typical tight northerner?
Stereotypes eh?

Home halifax or Leigh would be nice

Anything else and we are out i reckon. Our lot cant play in the wet so May is gonna be a longgggggggggggg month

After Game Beers at Orient,
Just been informed by man in know that Supporters club is closed after game,
May
5  Home v Rochdale
6   London Broncos v Bradford Bulls
  Club open 11:00am - 1:30pm.
  Closed after the game for a private party

So looks like we will all have to cram into gallery bar after Game, will advise etc, and so looks like we will have to incorporate supporters club before game.

Birbeck Tavern First,

Coronation Gardens (so we can indulge beer in cans and Tesco/Sainsburys/Asda bags with local Eastern European Community and keep Anne happy and for the experience)

Orient Supporters Club

Sounds, Smashing, Super (Tenants), Great....................

The official site now has travel details for Sunday, and presumably for those that can't afford the coach!
However in true Broncos style they are advising people to travel via the Waterloo and City lineof, to connect to the central line. I am pretty sure the W& C doesn't operate on a Sunday though

Correct, the W&C line has no Sunday service.