And it's going to be very much a dedicated hockey stadium with a royal blue artificial pitch! So no chance of using that one.



Presumably that will leave a stadium sized "brownfield" site on it's initial location at Stratford, but I'm assuming that will already have been earmarked for housing or something?



As one or two people have already commented, I don't think it would make a huge difference which quarter of London a potential ground is, as long as it's a dedicated rugby league ground of suitable size with our club as the sole (or primary) tenant, and has decent public transport links. (Preferably as close to Central London as possible, not stuck out near the M25.)

Well sadly no luck with my Euro tickets last night! & the big winner was not in the UK lol

You have the Copthall Stadium in Mill Hill discussions going on with Saracens and Barnet FC, but there seems to be a lot of local outrage at that, only the fans of both clubs want it, everyone else fighting it.



Underhill could be knocked down and redeveloped and if it ever was would be a good option, currently though it has a lovely sloping pitch and only a 6k capacity.



The Whitehart sports centre is no good as it's too small, a bit of a dump and home to The Skolars. Everywhere else is just too big, even Craven Cottage at 25k, small in football but huge in RL, QPR's is workable at 18k but a bit dated, it will be up for sale if QPR get their way on a new stadium but would it be affordable.

Griffin Park would be ideal if money could be invested in to the stadium to modernise it and having joint ownership.



Orient have an ideal stadium for Broncos and the traffic links are decent enough.

I'm not sure which idea is more far-fetched - the idea of us having our own stadium in the next decade or the idea of us moving to Barnet or East London.

You may have said the same 2 years ago to a change of name, but there has been a warm welcome to the return of being called LONDON BRONCOS, what will happen before this next three years of our Super League licence happens, no one knows!!

Loftus Road (QPR) would be an ideal home for the Broncos, nice sized ground, good transport links from both central and the rest of London and close enough to tap into the antipodean rugby supporters market.

The antips aren't interested apparently.

Battersea power station.

Really? From some people. Not by everyone.

Before or after Chelsea build their new super stadium there??

You will never get everyone to agree! but I have heard more Positive reaction than negative, even here!

Why not the Olympic stadium