How anybody can put the blame on the people of Salford for the club being in the mess its in is having a laugh,you are really scrapping the barrel now,stay at the willows and we die a slow death,we`ve got to move to this all singing all dancing stadium,then we will be one of the elite teams in SL,full salary cap,full sponsorships and full stadium,well that seems to be working aye,like always or we get thats full is bull/hit,until this regime as gone then we are on that slippery sliding road to oblivion,its taken 30yrs to get here,no home to call our home,a lifeless stadium,depending on away support to bolster the attendance figures,and to cap it all off its the Salford people whos to blame,can you really blame them for not coming to a stadium that is miles away from home,a nightmare to get to,a team that ever hardly wins,oh,and £20 please.

You and your comma key should get a room!

Hope you were being ironic there MM. You managed to ridicule a point of view then back it up in the same paragraph. Of course you may have meant it but it's hard to tell.

You could decipher it?



Bletchley Park awaits if you did.

i don't hate them, all i was stating was what was happening when I worked at that club in the 90's.



I am also not blaming the people of Salford, what i was saying is that the majority don't feel any attachment to SCR and somehow the club have to find a way of connecting with these people.

A poor attendance at Warrington,yet they take 30 thousand to Wembley.

Some may blame the stadium,owner,board,car park,attendants,security,turnstile operators et.al but it may take

success on the field for the modern public to feel connected to the club/sport.

Chicken and egg,and nothing those charged with the responsibility can do about it.

Still,as we exist in the zeitgeist of the blame culture...

Even the optimists must admit that the situation for the club doesn't look good.We don't own our ground,we have a very high cost to pay to play there(attendances required beyond the quality of our team).We are struggling to pay our tax bills.The team is settling into its usual position.Its all catch 22 can't improve the team,can't improve the attendances,etc.

Not an attractive propostion for new investment as there are no assets it all equals a downward spiral unless a very rich,very mad Salford fan appears out of nowhere.

Unfortunately I tend to agree with all you say - however no RL club is exactly an "attractive investment", there will always be better ways to get a return on your money than putting it into Rugby League - sporting clubs are increasingly rich men's playthings we just need to hope that the sugar-daddy for Salford is out there somewhere

and would you invest with increasing numbers of RL bosses stating there should be 12 SL teams (and not proposing their club be relegated)? Salford must be in their sights.

It's a pity Fred Done won't step in, especially as he can afford to pay out on United winning the title far too bloody early... He's clearly got enough cash to waste away if he can do that!

Just because a person comes from Salford does not mean s/he has any concern for Rugby League never mind Salford RLFC.

Mr Done has zero interest in us (except as a funding stream) so let's leave him out.



Actually, I feel the next chairman is already on the horizon and has links with Sale. Just a hunch.

He is e entitled to is opinion.A post like this just makes you look a clown.