Tru dat

They have been trying to move to Leigh for the last year and are now targetting Saints.

It won't happen so tough.

They can target Saints as much as they want it still won't happen.
I am that confident that I would put my life on it.

Oh good, 2012 and we'll be free from your wretched inverted snobbery.

I'd have no problem at all with Sale playing at our ground, provided it was on the basis of a very unambiguous landlord/tenant relationship. It's an example of the kind of financial opportunity that the new stadium is going to provide.

If we get Dave Wheelan to draft the tenancy contract, we will be laughing.

I have 2 gripes with this;

1. the way union scrums shred the pitch in wet weather

2. the season overlap which must be about 4 months in total

Given that the seasons overlap when the weather's at its worst I think our lovely new pitch will get trashed.

As with Stockport.

They've caused havoc with Stockport County, I'm not sure I want them anywhere near Saints.

If you don't like my opinion not my problem that's yours.
All that I know is I don't want any union club near the club that I love with all my heart.
I am an avid RL fan through and through and yes maybe I hate union and with good reason,idiot.

If you loved the club so much, you would put your differences with the other code aside and accept much needed revenue from another source, maenwhile, looking at the potential extra benefits it would hold for Saints.

Listen mate I have watched Saints for over 30 years and yes I can understand where you are coming from but saying that I would rather Saints got a Premier League reserve side at the new stadium than a union side and I admit it is a personal thing.

Yes.

Now, put it like this. What coverage would Sale playing at the new stadium get? Several televised Premiership games, several televised European games. A wealth of regular businessmen and women through the hospitality (and believe me, Union hospitally is the shizznizz) suites, potentially wanting themselves to invest regularly in the experience (possibly sampling St Helens RLFC). Regular crowds of a decent, although probably not excellent standard, but who have an interest in rugby, and may be tempted to sample St Helens RLFC.

A Premiership Reserve team would bring a few blokes, some coaches and 11 ponces running around on short turf cutting it to shreds.

Like I said, personal differences aside time and look to the best interest of the club you love.

I'm not sure where they will get anything like decent crowds from to be honest.

Could you imagine the crowds we would get if the likes of say Liverpool reserves played against Man Utd and Everton.
There are a lot of football fans in St.Helens who support Liverpool,Utd etc so I think that would top the likes of Sale,Leicester,even the reserve games.