The best UK based away trip of the year. But International match at Leigh and England v USA in the world cup on the same day!!!!

You doing anything special to make the trip compete with the above?

Hospitality and interactions with Quins fans is always good but I think this one is a challenging marketing proposition even for Rhino fans who always travel well.

Club coaches will set of at the end of the match which even stops us watching the football in a bar.

This one needs seriously thinking about.

Have I also noticed that away fans are now behind the posts?
Will the Rhino tickets be for behind the posts and do we have to stay there?

what is this strange football thing you talk about????

ok not sure if yr club has picked up on this but there are 2 games being played on the 12th
Skolars will be taking on York at 2-30
and then the main game after that

As for seating, not all the away fans go behind the sticks, all depends on how many we think you will be bringing as to if the stand is opened
Tickets for the east stand will be available with the away fans tending to be at the north end of that stand

come on mate you know you want to do it

Lots of questions there!

The tickets for the larger travelling away fans have been behind the sticks although some of the fans go in the east stand sitting nearest to that end of the ground

You stay in your seat for the whole game down south I’m afraid-unless you missus will swap with you for variety. The other option is the Wigan walk when you are getting spanked by the mighty Quins-We don’t have an early exit turnstile unfortunately

I believe we have York V Skolars on as the pre game that day

I doubt even Quins would not put the WC England footy on the TV that day

The bar will be open as ever and no doubt a band etc

Come and have a good day out at the Stoop-Hopefully the sun will be shinning

Found this bit on the Quins site when the double header was announced:
London Skolars will begin proceedings with their Cooperative Championship 1 fixture against York City Knights at 2.30pm, before Harlequins play their engage Super League fixture against reigning champions Leeds Rhinos at 5pm. The day promises to an epic one for sports fans who, after the Quins RL game, can watch England’s World Cup group game against the USA on big screens in the bars.

This will be the first London Double Header ever held between the capitals two professional rugby league clubs and marks a new chapter in their close working relationship.

As for the England game against France as that was planed after this announcement. I expect it will be on in the Bar,but as our game against you kicks off at 5pm and the England RL game kicks of at 5-15pm, its up to you if want to watch your team or stay in bar and watch that. The Football kicks off at 7-30pm.

As for seating as Leeds normally bring a big following down i would expect your be in the stand beind the sticks and if sunny best place as sun shines right into the East Stand. But im sure you can get tickets in this stand as well if you wish to be closer to the bar (under stand) so you can pop in and see how EnglandRL are getting on.

Got some rhino's fans venting their spleens in League Express letter's page this week, about how they've been inconvienienced by the double header on international day.

Why? Had they hired a helicopter to get them from London to Leigh for 5.15pm?

The RL Express letter was rather ridiculous as they called on Quins to do "the decent thing" and switch the game to a 3pm kick off. For goodness sake, if everyone of us knew what time this game was going to kick off ahead of the season starting, why on earth is it such a shock to Leeds?

Sky+ & Sky HD+ haven't they heard of it?

Whats this soccer game? Ive seen a few St George flags about but just assumed everyone was getting pumped up early for the Four Nations at the end of the year.

I'm coming down and stopping with friends in Twickers. What I want to know is where's decent to watch the footy and where's best for the ale? Ta.

Big screens in the kings bar or anyone of 56 bars within 1 mile of Twickenham train staion.

Got the tickets and coach booking on Saturday after the wigan victory. Could hear the team singing in the changing room from the ticket office. Looking forward to the usual good day out at the stoop