Think moving grounds tends to weed out the weaker clubs very quickly, not sure rimmer and wood are responsible for the willows becoming obsolete!

I think it is important to keep Salford in rugby league, when I used to go watch a rugby league game as a neutral supporter I would always try and see a game with Salford in it; I would stand and chat with their supporters. Whenever they scored a flask of whisky was passed around. I think this is more important than a team that went bust because they effectively bought an iconic status that they cannot afford.

Its important we try save all RL clubs especially those with a long history, nobody should get preferential tratment though which is what hacks us off with Bradford and how they were treated compared to say wakey when they went bust the other year.

I agree, I was being a little Tongue in cheek. The treatment of all clubs should be equal. The Bradford thing just drives a point home that the RFL does not see the whole picture just the tunnelled vision view through their rose tinted spectacles.

The irony is - The Willows generated more cash than Sale's stadium does. The clubhouse was a real money spinner for them and now that vital source of income has gone and been replaced with spiralling costs. All this for the purpose of having a lovely stadium fit for SL. Sale's stadium is neat and tidy but it will ultimately destroy Salford.