Regarding the piece of [url=http://viewtopic.php?f=20&t=460415H. Shore memorabilia[/url posted on the forum last week, Forever Reds are purchasing this and will donate it to the new museum. A fans forum will be staged to raise funds and this time you decide who the guests are.
You have four votes, to be listed as:

e.g.
Chris Hesketh
Mick Worrall
Darren Bloor
Arthur Bradshaw

Forever Reds will try to get the most popular down to The Willows. Previously, the trust has had David Watkins, Alex Murphy, Keith Fielding, Alan Hunte, Tex Evans, Steve Kerry, Kevin Ashcroft, Chris Hesketh, amongst other players such as Iestyn Harris and Lee Briers attend such events. So their record at attracting key people down is pretty good.

Got to be

Dai Watkins.
Dai Young.
Andy Gregory.
Sean Edwards.

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I contributed some of our companies product to the Salford bit of the museum.

Think the open bits of the Museum of Museums are able to view FOC this month.



As for Forever Reds Guests, any from :-
Steve McCormack
Shane Hansen
Paul Fletcher
Steve Blakeley
Paul Cullen
Steve Hampson

My dream list would be

Ian Blease
Mark Lee
Tex Evans
Chris Charles


David Watkins

peter williams
tommy martin
paul forber
david young

The David watkins forum was funny, any re run with this era would be worth it.

The chance to thank Karl Harrison would also be worth considering, always has something good to say.


What about picking one from each decade you have watched the Reds?

Please excuse me for possibly being a complete ignoramus, but could someone enlighten me further. Which museum etc

Quote ="Jim Jalfrezi"Please excuse me for possibly being a complete ignoramus, but could someone enlighten me further. Which museum etc '" You've not exactly missed a blaze of publicity, but www.museumofmuseums.org.uk/exhibitors/ and there's always been talk of having something in the new stadium.

Quote ="Jim Jalfrezi"Please excuse me for possibly being a complete ignoramus, but could someone enlighten me further. Which museum etc '" You've not exactly missed a blaze of publicity, but www.museumofmuseums.org.uk/exhibitors/ and there's always been talk of having something in the new stadium.

cheers Iain.

Never knew anything about this museum @ The Trafford Centre



I know that a lot of fans have expressed a wish to have some kind of historical theme in place at the new stadium ([size=85[iif permitted as tenants[/i[/size), but didn't know anything about the Museum of Museums. Perhaps I am an ignoramus after all



Here's another question then.
If the new stadium is to have a Reds Museum or just areas dedicated to the history of the club, will any original memorabilia be allowed there, or does the MoM have first refusal

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JJ The MOM is next to the Barton Square part of the Trafford Centre and appears to be ready for opening at any time.

Job done.

Sean Edwards ( ty MR)
Tony Smith
James Graham
Luke Adamson

I`d forgotton about the MOM`s , we called in a few weeks ago.
Admission was free at the time due to the limited amount of exhibits on show.
Nothing there from Salford at time we visited.
From what I heard from a member of staff when the MOM is fully open admission charges will be £6.00 for adults and £4.00 for kids .

Is Butchers Dad going to be sat there on a chair as the greatest Salford relic

^

He's gone all Feral in the Highlands of Scotland. He often slaps on the Woad and gathers all the youngsters about him, telling fabulous tales of pre-season training on Buile Hill Park. A mighty Warrior called Horo from far away lands, and the amazing waft of decades old p1ss from the dreaded old p1ss wall toilets of the Willows...