I'm a Rugby League fan who puts the good of the game before my club, so i'm interested in what the London RL supporter would like from Harlequins.

By the way, any suggestions you want adding to the poll i'll restart it. I'm genuinly interested what you think.

The only solution, as far as I can see it, is a completely new start at the Olympic Stadium if there's a future for SL in London at all (which I personally doubt).

I'd have to agree with you, although my opinion obviously means less than the people much closer to the club than me. They know the areas, fans and club much better than myself and most fans who live so far away.

The Olympic Stadium is to remain as an athletics stadium. Anyone who has gone to an athletics stadium to watch either code of football will tell you that their experience was impaired by the running track around the pitch.

If you can convince them to do a City of Manchester Stadium job at this late stage I would be interested, but I'd imagine most would be put off by the fact that the Athletics people have absolutely no intention of handing it over to West Ham, Tottenham and or Harlequins Rugby League.

Have West Ham not got it yet?

No, they are going to make it a 30,000 seater athletics stadium, as such making it absoultely of no interest to anyone involved in football of any code.

That's a really strange decision. No one watches athletics. It's going to hemerage money unless they get it used all year round.

i think we should stay at the stoop but we should have london in our name

London Rugby League Club

We are Harlequins RL - We play at the stoop

Get over it - we don't need yet another name or another ground

There is nothing wrong with the name or the ground

I agree with Bully

Couldn't agree more.

Absolutely right. Loftus Road is an uncomfortable ground in a grotty area and the Olympic Stadium is far too big and no stadium with a track around the pitch is suitable for watching any code of football.

I'm not going to vote in this poll because it's nothing to do with reality. Of course what I'd like would be a brand-new state of the art stadium =#BF0000of our own to the west of London with easy road and rail access.

But unless Branson returns and decides to treat us as a major charity case, that's not going to happen. So all we can do is put our trust in the club's owner and go or stay wherever he decides.

Although most of the comments are of a 'we're Harlequins RL get over it nature' the poll shows 49% have voted for something else - interesting !

Where do you get the 49% from??

cos 3 days ago it was Harlequins RL @ The Stoop = 51% not the 56% it now is.

Ahhhh, got it!

Did anybody read the sun today it was saying that the quins are going to be on the move again.

link please, It most certainly is not in the edition of The Sun I am looking at

I saw the Sun, never saw that though

It would be interesting if some of those people could spell out exactly what they would like to see and why, and make a firm case for how their wishes would take the club forward.

I'm aware that we draw support from well beyind Greater London, but personally I'm very much a Londoner and don't think I would have any real affinity with a club based outside Greater London. I'd go occasionally, but would probably rather make trips up north to watch games there. Grounds like Warrington and Wigan are dead easy to get to and you can get there and back for twenty quid on the train if you book far enough in advance.

I see no point in reverting to "London RLFC" and squatting at a Football League ground like QPR. How would that represent progress from the years of trawling around Fulham, Charlton, Brentford etc. that almost resulted in the death of the club in 2005? Having seen Sheffield play at Don Valley Stadium I certainly wouldn't want to go to the Olympic Stadium, or anywhere with a track around the pitch for that matter.

The only real disadvantage with being at The Stoop is that we're right in the heart of union territory. The ground itself is ideal for a club like ours. I think we'd be very fortunate to find somewhere better.