Leicester Tigers director of rugby Richard Cockerill has described Wasps' controversial move to play their games in Coventry as "odd".
Dai Young's side will leave Wycombe's Adams Park and play their home games in the Ricoh Arena from December.
The move has led to a torrent of criticism from traditional Wasps supporters, who will now have to travel between 75 and 100 miles from their base near London to watch 'home games'
Coventry city councillors "unanimously agreed" Wasps' proposals for the move and the club said they were "delighted".
But the majority of Wasps fans reacted with fury with words like "disgraceful" and "sell-out" being bandied about.
Cockerill, who grew up in Coventry, said he would be "intrigued" to see how the move panned out.
"Wasps is an odd one," he said. "They will now travel 100 miles for their home games. I am not really sure how that is going to work.
"I am from Coventry so it's like going home for me.
"It will be another game down the M69 instead of going to Wycombe, so that is perfect.
"I will be intrigued as to how it works.
"My in-laws live near where Wasps play at the minute and I drive down there to see them.
"It takes me an hour and 40 minutes on a good day. Their supporters will have to make the same trip now.
"If Leicester Tigers moved to, say, Milton Keynes, would we get 22,000 every week?
"They must have done some research but it is a hard demographic to sell to.
"Coventry Rugby Club has fallen away in recent years and rugby supporters have gone to watch Saints, Tigers or Worcester instead.
"Are those people going to go to the Ricoh Arena just because it might be closer?"
A crucial question about the move that Tigers and Worcester wanted answering was whether Wasps would be allowed to impose on their catchment area for attracting young players to their academies.
And I understand that Wasps will not be allowed to recruit young players from in and around their new location and will have to continue taking promising youngsters from near their Acton training base, near London.
"It is no secret that the club has been searching for a permanent home for many years," said a Wasps spokesman.
"We are very excited to be in a position to fulfil this ambition and to be able to move to the Ricoh Arena.We truly believe this is the best option to secure a successful long-term future."