Stanley30
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Jeez this commentary. Just shut up and talk about the match. Its just amateurish
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Salford by 6. Much stronger team this week and too much character
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7 hours ago, Henson Park Old Firm said:
Look what happened to Michael Owen
Was forced to watch rocky and cool runnings?
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What the hell is going on with RL at the moment?
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Poor me , poor me, pour me another one!
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Well the rfl family it getting what is wanted. Rid of salford, cheers for all the support
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Salford by a Big score.
Pumped up and gunning for uncle gary
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Bring on leeds
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Bring on the salford
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17 minutes ago, Exiled Wiganer said:
I thought he poured in a fortune of his own money. And left them with no debts. I may be wrong though. If so, then in many contexts those actions would be rightly praised. I thought the problem was the gap between the perception and the reality.
Complete swing and a miss
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Any news on a resolution date?
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4 hours ago, Fevrover said:
Not just Yorkshire.
Well I'll be dammed. They usually love raking up negativity
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12 hours ago, Fevrover said:
I didn't say they want us or any club to go under,but I've explained what some are like.
Yorkshire press for you mate
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Scrap metal price i imagine
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There's obviously problems as Cas
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Shocking, I hope the yorkshire press drag cas over the coles for this. Right Mr shaw, over to you
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25 minutes ago, Worzel said:
Richard Lewis wasn't perfect (which of us are?), but he asserted himself and was a visible leader. Even if the actions he was communicating were collectively negotiated and agreed behind the scenes, he seemed to take ownership for them, much like David Oxley (and David Howes underneath him) in an earlier era. Of course in a sense that was easier with better media rights fees, and in a pre-2008 crash era of bounteous public funding for sport development, but the approach was still visibly different to today's RL leadership.
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1 hour ago, Charlie said:
That’s the big question a lot of us fans have. Ino there running a womens, reserve wheelchair and now a 19s and although that’s great, I wonder if we can actually afford them
Obviously we can't.
Honestly baffled how the budgets got signed off on thin air and promises. King and Co have been allowed to mismanage us for too long with no transparency or accountability.
They need to go urgently and new people who know what the hell they are doing brought in, as this is a joke how we've got here.
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12 hours ago, Stainesrover said:
Bottom one screams Salford. Home one is a very nice effort.
Personally I think the bottom one looks like one of those odd saints one. Home one looks ok though.
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Well what a year of kits !! I think we can all agree that salford have won kit wars this season so thanks everyone for trying and see you next year
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4 minutes ago, binosh said:
Might be odd to you but considering the state of the game financially, attracting decent sponsors who pay good money for the privilege, the potential for attracting other income generating sponsors and the ability to sell these kits may help some of the clubs with cash flow and solvency.
I don't buy a kit because of which sponsor is on it and I doubt many people do
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Yes it appears this is the year everyone is more bothered about sponsors than what the actual kit looks like
very odd
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14 minutes ago, Gav Wilson said:
Two good looking kits there. Should sell well.
Shirts looks great, not sure about the background.pics though
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Salford financial issues(again…)
in The General Rugby League Forum
Posted · Edited by Stanley30
Agreed, on behalf of all salford fans can I apologies for this Oxford/Russ/Jim guy. He posts on our board as well and basically just kills any debate with mindless rubbish and lots of it.
Please ignore and move on with your lives