hence the wink

better than Quins, and thats with much shorter history and much much smaller population to draw from, and worse SL form this season

yet more evidence that London/Quins just haven't promoted themselves properly all these years

Yes, that's it - reduce the cost of season tickets (who knows what long term damage that will do) and continue to rely on away support.

Well done, you!

So reducing the ST prices once in the last 20 years is the answer

Nowt to do with the product on the pitch then that is bringing in healthy numbers of home supporters in

Oh come on, they can't give Huddersfield any credit, your crowds are always boosted by away support and you win because of dodgy refs.

be quiet ,fool !

Surley the media in the south of England is not much help to the Quins cause.

For a major competition like super league their attendance is so poor, there isnt much point in changing what they have, they need to have sustainability and a massive marketing campaign! London is vital!

Where does the money come from for that?

A very good point, Im sure the club is bound to have money for that kind of thing. I suppose they need higher attendances to bring in the money for a marketing campaign..

Do Quins get much coverage in the london media?

So you've used an entire region for the population targeted by Harlequins, and a town for the population targeted by Celtic Crusaders?

Yeah, fair comparison.

Population of Twickenham (Quins) vs Population of Bridgend:
39,750 vs 39,429

Or...

Population of London Borough of Richmond (Quins) vs Population of the County Borough of Bridgend (Celtic):
180,000 vs 133,900.

Or...

Population of West London (Quins) vs Population of South Wales (Celtic):
1.6m vs 2.1m

The differences between South Wales and London is that London has a much denser population vs area. The original club may have been formed in 1980, but the fact is they have moved continuously throughout this time and such have pretty much had to start again each time. Quins were pretty much started at the same time as Celtic.