Does it? Are you sure about that? I'm afraid I'm not.

How long do you think we can remain a going concern with tiny crowds and in someone else's ground?

Don't forget, whatever revenue we make at BV is ours. At another ground, we would just get a cut. Someone else's bars, someone else's catering, someone else's car parking. And with a smaller and smaller following, a cut of very little to start with.

I may be very wrong, these are all just my opinions after all. But right now, this is really hurting. I guess I'm just lashing out, apologies in advance if anybody takes offence.

Trnity HC what are you talking about. If the move to Dews comes off the Sunday fixtures would be easy to arrange, every other week when dews are not playing at home. We could even throw a Friday night game in now and again, infact I would prefer home games to be played on a Friday.
It would be interesting to see what kind of response the club would get from Sat fixtures , if the gates increase you could hardly blame the club for changing or exploring the possibility of playing Sat.
Whats the big problem

FTR, the reason for playing Saturday's in the middle 8 is that BS requested at least 6 days between games and the only way to do so was to play on Saturdays.
MC is only too aware that there would be some who would disapprove, but their inconvenience is nothing compared to the significance of our wish to compete to our highest level in these games and be in SL next year.
There is nothing more behind this than a Rugby decision.

Not true going by the quote by Carter himself.

I've missed something then.

Tbf, I was talking to him about this season and that is the reason for the Saturday games now!

It's part of the reason, not the only one, he quoted although it makes no difference, it would have been 6 or 7 days whether it was saturday or sunday. We have actually shortened the gap before the widnes game at home by doing it. The other is a trial. The quote on wednesday was...

[iChairman, Michael Carter has spoken about the choice of Saturday games, explaining, “We have chosen Saturday fixtures for two reasons. The first is that we want to have a minimum of a six day turnaround if not seven days between our fixtures. This will be extremely beneficial to get the best out of our team over the seven rounds. Secondly, is to get an appetite of how popular Saturday fixtures will be for the future purposes.”[/i