I don't know, £150 would probably buyt a fair slice of the club. A business can only be valued by its assets and in all honesty there isn't any of them !! The clubs only asset is the goodwill of its fans

You could inherit some chunky debts too.

As QRL is a private limited company with all the attendent loopholes and possible blackholes including IL's shareholding am of the view this is the real major stumbling block for any major investor.



In light of this am asking my accountant to suggest practical methodologies and terms either for a QRL 'Squad Builder' Direct Invest Package or for a Fans Investment Trust. It will be then up to the lot of you to either run with the concept or see your current QRL operation fail.



Then you can all make your way via Wood Green to the 'other' London RL club to get your fortnightly 'dose' of our great game.

you've got far too much time on your hands.



i love it, we either donate our hard earned to this fail of an idea or the club folds according to you

Not everyone has the money to donate, this doesn't mean we are not true fans or fans that couldn't care less. Of course we all care, it's why we put ourselves through this week on week and buy our season tickets. We are not all cash rich exiles living here and there to avoid paying tax in this country. Also why would anyone want to put more hard earned cash into a club with a coach who doesn't know one end from the other. You can buy all the top players you want but without a coach who knows what he is doing nothing will change it would be a case of throwing good money after bad.



ps Stomingbronco why did you buy the cheapest seat possible a couple of games ago when you were at the stoop if you think money is the answer you should have gone to the gold seats.

Organisations that innovate sometimes fail and sometimes succeed. Ruling out what may seem odd ideas could suggest failure is round the corner and is based on making no changes or taking risks. Although one thing is for sure, QRL needs help both financially and also through practical support to build a strong base and a new direction. It is time to get our heads out of the sand and look at new ideas no matter how mad they may look, who knows what the future holds? Taking cheap shots at each other is unhelpful when I am sure that we all have one thing in common here and that is for QRL to succeed.

Whilst I applaud anyone who comes up with anything in the way of an idea that "could" help the club, surely there are people at the club who are paid to come up with these ideas?

Hey, what the hell. Put me down for £150 a year if you ever get it off the ground, but to be honest.....on the pitch performances are the least of the clubs problems.

As I said...finish last and the "development" ticket may save us, but finish last with the wost average gate and we'd better pray that Salfords Stadium is all pi55 and wind.

If you want to put £150 into the club join together with some others and sponsor a player - simples!

Stormo has sponsored Jon wells

Salford City Council and Peel Holdings have taken over the stadium development up there and things seem to be getting started. They are jointly paying for the ground and recouping the money from the surrounding developments. Salford RLFC will then be the primary tenants, possibly alongside City or United reserves.

Could anyone on here imagine Richmond Council paying for a stadium and giving us a £350,000 sub? That is the mountain we have to climb, they have a 80 year start on us!

I said I would contribute to a scheme that was managed and designed to help bring in some talent NOW. DH contributes enough to development and community work and as nobody would ever consider raising a fighting fund for promotion or marketing, I chose the lesser of 2 useless Evils.