"Like it or not but the city of Salford is still with the Manchester metro area and is still attached to Manchester. Move on!"

If Leigh can claim some form of independence from Wigan, if Widnes and Runcorn are separate, if Leeds and Bradford are clearly apart - then so are Manchester and Salford.

Please go on the Oldham/Rochdale/Leigh/ Wigan/Swinton sites and tell them that they are Mancs as well (your logic says they are) and leave us alone.

Oldham's ground is closer to the Manchesterboundary than the Willows!

But did they include the population of Salford and Manchester in thier Licence application or just Salford ?

Not another pin d*ck!

Please can we snub the tired Salford in Manchester argument and stay on topic.

Well did they or did they not ?

Highly unlikely as none of them submitted a bid.

:32b7lyts

Ok , any news on the stadium ? [ the one you will be playing the 2010 season in

..... in your NL1 stadium

With your SL team





























































































See you there

To be fair though, Salford do have a Super League team - not sure why that's so amusing.

Aye if you say so

What you do have is a team playing in SL

Deary me.

Hurrah
I'm the 200'th post on this meandering topic.
So I'll sum up the previous 198 replies to save you all the trouble :-

No. we haven't built our stadium yet!

If/when *( delete as required ) we do get it built it may look sod all like the fancy Architects impression , in fact it may look as bad as Wigans'.

We may not be able to look out from the Jacuzzi in the plush main stand Hotel because that isn't going to exist either..

Sale, Man U Youth, Irlam Hornets ,Harlem Globetrotters may / may not be ground sharing with us, depending on your point of view or what your mate down the pub told you.

It's generally agreed all the Grass has grown back on site and we've dug up all the cavemen.

Lots of fans from other clubs posting ( mainly from NL1 Franchise clubs unsuccessful in their application for SL ) are 'suspicious ' .. and have expressed that suspicion in prosaic / predictable fashion . and some of our fans have taken the bait ..

Peel / Trafford Centre are a big concern and it's evident we are now ' even more' dancing to their tune.

Salford / Manchester / Lancashire La La La


There you go see you at the 300th

Nice one

Erm...which means it's a SuperLeague team. In the event that Salford are relegated, in 3 years time, then you can give it the big one about their team not being SuperLeague and do this









a lot. In the interim you're going to have to accept that Salford are a SuperLeague club, with a SuperLeague team and Leigh are not and that the LSV is a National League stadium. You should probably also remember that Leigh played one season in the top flight in the last couple of decade or so and were a complete, and utter, joke and frankly an embarrassment to the competition.

I should also say at this point that I'm a Warrington fan. We are also a SuperLeague team and have not played a single second of Rugby (either code) outside the top flight since our inception. In case you were wondering, I do remember our friendly with Leigh last year and I did laugh at your fans reaction to the victory.

Too true, and an embarrassment and disappointment to we supporters. Even then though, we managed a bigger average home gate than Salford - which could still be a problem for the Reds - getting the public interested.

What a ridiculous generalisation. I don't know many Warrington fans who were anything other than pessimistic about our season.

Are you suggesting that Warrington and Salford are not SuperLeague clubs? On what basis?

As for not being trolling and abusive - you certainly were trolling by suggesting that Salford was not a SuperLeague team and now you're claiming that there not a SuperLeague club. I was just pointing out what utter bol[il[/iocks that is, that was all.

Serious point - about getting the public interested, especially without a relegation decider against HKR to attract interest.

And before you say it - yes, we suffer from exactly the same problem, in getting the public interested.

That's the Co-Op Championship to you

Was looking on the TIF Manchester Congestion Charge website and it mentions at the bottom of the second page that they are planning to expand the Metrolink through the proposed new Salford Reds stadium site to Port Salford! Latest TIF Newsletter dated November 3rd - www.gmfuturetransport.co.uk/pdf/ ... tter_9.pdf

Was looking on the TIF Manchester Congestion Charge website and it mentions at the bottom of the second page that they are planning to expand the Metrolink through the proposed new Salford Reds stadium site to Port Salford! Latest TIF Newsletter dated November 3rd - www.gmfuturetransport.co.uk/pdf/ ... tter_9.pdf

Quote ="theredshed"Was looking on the TIF Manchester Congestion Charge website and it mentions at the bottom of the second page that they are planning to expand the Metrolink through the proposed new Salford Reds stadium site to Port Salford! Latest TIF Newsletter dated November 3rd - www.gmfuturetransport.co.uk/pdf/ ... tter_9.pdf'" Except Peel seem to be throwing a lot of time and money at the monent into ensuring the area [udoesn't[/u get £3Billion of public transport investment.

Quote ="theredshed"Was looking on the TIF Manchester Congestion Charge website and it mentions at the bottom of the second page that they are planning to expand the Metrolink through the proposed new Salford Reds stadium site to Port Salford! Latest TIF Newsletter dated November 3rd - www.gmfuturetransport.co.uk/pdf/ ... tter_9.pdf'" Except Peel seem to be throwing a lot of time and money at the monent into ensuring the area [udoesn't[/u get £3Billion of public transport investment.

It appears to be yet another sweetener to help soften the blow on the Trafford Centre's potential loss of future footFall and subsequent rate reductions to it's tenants?

TIF are promising the earth, yet they can’t possibly deliver everything they’ve come up with. That’s not fair to the voters. Smells a bit to me.