PREPOSTEROUS

Yes, a reduction of central income and a very real threat to be booted out of the competition would been a blessing to Salford no doubt. I love it when people rewrite history to suit an agenda.

I agree. Unfortunately it soured somewhat in the end, and I'm surprised he's considered this role as he'd had enough of RL by the time he was on his way out of the club. He will get them on an even keel if given the authority, but there will be plenty of outs to cover the shortfall. I hope the Salford fans stick it out if that's they way they go.

He does, but it ain't pretty.

Re-profiling of the lower north stand cracking on.

Given planning has gone in now, I wouldn't be surprised to see it happen early season allowing for 12 weeks or so for it to be approved. No inside knowledge on this, just my own thoughts. It's not a completed arrangement but given the houses behind it I dare say it needs a decent consultation period.

https://planning.wakefield.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=summary&keyVal=SN5JYGQQJOD00 Bit more roof along the West Terrace now propsed.

I think what narked off everyone regarding Bradford was the clandestine way everything was handled and the BS reasoning that followed (predatory developers and iconic stadiums). This has been pretty much in the openand yes I think the correct call has been made.

Good news for Salford as I can't imagine the RFL or RLC would want to see the fall out of Salford going pop.

With this and the 'takeover' at London, I wonder if the rumoured NRL acquisition of SL is being done piecemeal by investing in clubs instead.

https://www.examinerlive.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/salford-red-devils-investment-crisis-30442180

Actually like that, visions of MVB volleying into the top corner from an impossible angle, when football used to be entertaining.

Dboy is a Trinity fan, and doesn't hate Salford, neither does Matt Shaw, and John Davidson doesn't hate Featherstone.

For me I do have a soft spot for Salford. They are by far the most entertaining team to watch, but they can't keep on with the squad they have and keep getting bailed out by fans, the LA and advances. The financial deficit is unlikely to be covered by a more favourable rent deal or large advertising board, but maybe the deal may encourage an investor to come out of the wood work.