Swinton is in Salford & FC Utd's roots are Old Trafford *very edge of Salford*, they do not have to play where they play (Swinton used to play at Leigh) & it would reduce costs for either to share with Salford *FC United being the most likely*.

It's about common sense & cost sharing + facilities & location.

This would all be irrelevant if Salford were contractually locked in to the AJ Bell.

If Marwan walked away from Salford I believe he would partner Derek at Leigh, it's nearer home for him.

I think he's about to walk out on Salford. Do we really want somebody that promises the world and sh!!!tes on the dog instead?

Not for me. It's a game for him. I'd rather have somebody like Green who is passionate about the club.

I don't care which ground we play at, what division we play or what colours we wear. Bradford are my local team and I won't stop supporting them because of and for anything.

All true, but if Swinton's facilities aren't fit for the Championship, I would put my house on them not been fit for Super League!

Well said

That would be two very large ego's and two very big gobs to accommodate in one boardroom. I can't imagine either of them being happy to compromise on a decision and not having the final say.

My thoughts are that I think Greem has been great for the club and I think he as steadied the ship well and slowly confidence in the running of the club is returning. The brushes with HMRC bring back the doubt though and I do wonder whether realistically he would either need to partner with another wealthy individual or sell up to similar wealthy individual to see us remain FT or possibly challenge for promotion.

Whether that mystery individual is actually out there and looking to throw some cash away at our club is perhaps unlikely.

An interesting contrast between the RFL and NRL in policing the salary cap. Parramatta docked 12 points, fined 1 million dollars and 5 senior officials having their credentials withdrawn( effectively sacked). From the chairman to the director of rugby ( Daniel Anderson).
Obviously no two cases are the same and there's no relegation in the NRL but together with the Melbourne Storm case a few years ago, this shows how the salary cap should be administered.
I'm not holding my breath expecting the RFL to adopt this attitude. Their more likely response may be to agree with Phil Clarke and propose the scrapping of the cap.

Very strange tweets from Ross at the T&A last night. He was quoting statements made by Green in an interview last year about him being in it for the long run and not walking away until he's led the team out at Wembley. Why quote that unless it's looking like Green's about to go back on his word? I wonder if the possibility of not making the top 4 has hit home? All seems very strange and I wonder if we might be looking out for another owner soon?

Another possibility is that fans are questioning Greens future and a possible Koukash approach and he's reaffirming Greens commitment?

Alternatively, Ross might have been on the lash all day.

Like that last line.

Journalists? Out on the lash?

Come on, journos are well known for for their sobriety and being in full control at all times - think you might be confusng them with politicians who are well known for getting a bit, 'tired and emotional'

Jesus! Can you imagine them two together?

I don't have to. The erotic fan fiction is on Tumblr.