I have been to a meeting at the City of Salford Stadium this afternoon and have come away very impressed.
A good set up, with an immaculate playing surface as you would expect.
My only concerns are the lack of official on site parking at present, and the right turn on to Liverpool Rd ( A57 ) at the end of the game, as this is probably one of the busiest roads in Greater Manchester.
That aside i am really looking forward to our visit, weather permitting.

THe kick-off is now 2:30pm and not 3pm as previously stated.

Sale's stadium? i thought it was the Salford City stadium? Stadium in Salford half owned by Salford Council half Peel Holding with tenants Salford City Reds not sure how Sale will manage to make it their own?

you sound like one our beloved FCHT fans

When they move in, they'll be the major tenants. I can see Salford matches being switched to make way for some massive Sale Sharks match in the season overlaps.

I think it's something to do with the massive amounts of money their board have in comparison to the debt-ridden Salford club.

Sale's owner is lookin to offload the Sharks and look to go down a different sporting route, make of that what you will?

That's not what I read this week in a major press release. Sale Sharks are about to blow the lid on League's domination of the Rugby codes in the North.

Apparently.

Yep, yada yada I reckon.

Just like Leeds Tykes.

Sale Sharks can't even sell out edgeley park pal, and do you really think an area seriously dominated by Football and the leftovers into Rugby League are going to watch that drivel Rugby Union? Sale rarely attracted over 3000 at Heywood Rd in Sale so what makes you think they would attract more playing out of nearby Salford. a load of rubbish.

What like Halifax R.L.F.C moving into Halifax FC's stadium and there fans not liking it?

I thought their crowds averaged 8,000 to 9,000. I may be wrong though. And yes, I agree, they won't take "the North" by storm - they're only one club but I do feel that they will be the "daddy" in the new stadium at Barton - eventually. Simply, they have more financial clout.