I blame the split from Union. If we were all one game, Salford would be Sale. They didn't think about this when they were shootin' some pool in the George Hotel over several pints of Websters Yorkshire Bitter.

3/10 see me after school and explain why.

I must have missed the announcement that Salford had been wound up/gone into administration and therefore needed rescuing. Or maybe you haven't checked out what a winding up [ipetition[/i entails?

Ha ha ha. Kosh. Makes me chuckle.

Always mopping up the negative posts like a caped crusader.

Captain Red Hall

If the rumours about Sale's finances are true, they are already more like Salford than you'd think...

So you reckon the RFL should be riding to the rescue about now then?

IF Salford get into similar bother to Bradford and IF the RFL fail to treat them in like manner then I'll be happy to criticise them for it. As I've criticised them for any number of other things. Until then it seems a tad premature to condemn them for not doing something which doesn't need doing.

The format of the playoffs is all wrong.

If salford do go tits up then there situation is no different to that of wakefield who the rfl basically turned there backs on because they owned nothing of value.
The rfl loaned/avanced money to bradford because they own the lease to odsal, and need a club that can garenttee 5 or 6 thousand home supporters, who can pay a bit of rent every now and then.

I agree with you though,this isnt an rfl issue worthy of getting involved in yet.

You're all missing the most important factors. If you look at the statistics, more clubs seem to get into financial trouble in seasons when Leeds get all the 50-50 calls and win the grand final. Also in the first 15 minutes of a new season, Wigan are the best team at avoiding a winding up order by about 3.86%, and according to try-tracker Sam Tomkins plays a large part in that.

Yours Sincerely

Phil Clarke

I'm with you there Phil, you've got to get the message out!

Yours

Stevo

Jesus, imagine them in a tax court.

"Why doesn't the barrister try an early chip over the top?"
"You must not let that cheque bounce, it's simple stuff".

Perhaps they should bring back the Phil Clarke 'financial' gains meter. At last a proper use for it.