Chatted about this to a few guys in London who all seem to think its commen sense to move to East London where the game could potentially be a hell of a lot more popular.

I tend to agree



whats everyones thoughts on this?

No

It wasn't.

Based on what have you come to such an authoritive conclusion?



It was always going to happen as soon as Orient was mentioned. What if Watford is the next ground- Will you be suggesting something similar with regards to unresearched nonsense-Just a thought

The only draw back with the Broncos moving to East London is having to force feed people at half time jellied eels or pie mash and liquer. this would be one of the franchise requirements.

I do feel that East London is an area we will seriously consider if we ever do move, which must be on the agenda.

It is the one area that has not been tried in our peripatetic history. There is nothing here but soccer and it has the best transport links in London. Once again it is all down to marketing, have we got the budget to sell it. We could be the Walford Wanderers!

Plus you have a number of AM clubs in west London who have won things at the national level.

But the main thing is to get our own ground and not be tenants, If we can get that in east London and not west London then I'm for it

It could work, but so could anywhere in London potentially. I would like it as it moves nearer to me but the bigger picture is it should only be considered if it has more advantages than the stoop or wherever else we could play. certainly take an on the road game there and if it's successful play another one or two there next year.

As for the amateur teams in the area, they are established now, they won't all disappear if the club moves, which it looks like it will. If anything it means London RL are actually leaving a legacy for once. Then wherever they move to east north or south, the current and new teams in them areas can be nurtured a bit more. The two most "successful" or well established other London teams are north of the river (Skolars and Hemel) so teams can work without the broncos as a neighbour.





If we can get our own decent ground though I wouldn't mind which part of London it's in as long as its accesable by tube

Will there be anything left from the Olympic Legacy that could be adapted to say a 12,000 ground?

How big is the hockey stadium?

It is only a temporary build Paddock Punter, after the Olympics it will move North of the Olympic Park to Eton Manor there it will become 3,000 permanent seating and possibility of 15,000 temporary.