Red Willow

They like very light soil try mixing in something to help.

Do you think Stone got an offer on the morning of the game? this is something he would have known about probably for over a week as a minimum. He could have gone to Rowley as soon as he had the offer and said boss don't pick me. He has been injured for much of this season, Salford could have sent him home to recover as cost cutting but didn't. I get the uncertainty over pay isn't what any one would want for a player but Sneyd and Watkins both managed to leave the club with best wishes of everyone.

We have tried a variety of stuff. Potatoes are straight forward. Trying Mangetout and snap peas Also have herbs and strawberries. We have a couple of patio fruit trees, just planted one of them this year and it only has 1 apple on it. The 2 stella cherry trees are stripped most years by the wildlife.

Turning round on the day of a a game and saying you won't play is poor from Stone. I have no issues if a player comes to Rowley and say I have an offer but players like Stone and Cross have behaved poorly.

Sam Stone next out of the door.

Old Fort Erie Really interesting, many slaves escaped through the area.

We had a holiday in the area and followed the Niagara river, we found a couple of great museums, that's were we discovered the 1812 war

That's when I first started watching. My other fav was Keith Fielding, such a lovely gentle man. I have a photo of the championship winning side autographed by the 2 of them somewhere.

It is but not seen the petition advert in the London Gazette

which legal entity is the winding up petition against?

anyone watched Dept Q ?

well we have lost by 60+ 70+ so I'll guess 88

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Yes Salford is part of Lancashire. I am old enough that Swinton and Salford were different. I wasn't allowed to go to a Salford High School or take the Salford 11+ had to take the Swinton one. Everyone said Salford was the easiest of the boroughs

I know how Insolvency works, HMRC have got tough since Covid relief ended. Salford won't be able to demonstrate they can make payments when they can't pay staff. They have a long history of not paying. HMRC usually tougher than trade creditors who hope to get anything