I'm not sure what is meant by non playing staff.Surely the plight of any relegated side is to get back in contention asap,losing non playing staff won't assist that goal.

Yes central funding will be less and thats a good excuse to get rid of somebody. Manual investment is required to get back to top filght,not sacking everyman and his dog.The question is who is willing to make that investment?

Typically any team trying to get back into SL will look to invest as much of their money in the playing side as they can/want (two very different things I suppose).
To that end they will look to try and trim their budgets elsewhere so it's the non-playing staff that face the axe. Marketing and social media people, office and admin workers, community staff etc. People that remain will be asked to pick up this or that bit of the job that so and so used to do.

Cleaners, kitchen staff, admin etc etc

If cuts happen it will be those who lose jobs.

koukash will stay if salford go down so the players will be ok regarding contracts

if they stay up i think he will decide to leave

he doesnt want to leave the club and it not be a sl team

But that's true of every league in every sport where relegation happens. It's just the nature of sport. Teams get relegated, players have contracts slashed, club staff lose their jobs, some clubs go under, but it happens all over the place. That's sport!

Don't contracts become null and void for players if relegated. Is there other sports that do this to the playing staff?

Well,I would say you do require cleaners and admin ect ect,in Championship RL also.Its not the end of the world because teams get relegated,its how you deal with it as a club.

He never complained last season.He's a bloody hypocrite..

Marwan doesn't control his players if they do get relegated.The choice is theirs.

Maybe he wasn't asked for his opinion last year, do you have any idea how the media works?

Maybe he didn't have a call too..I'm a Leigh fan,yes I know how the media works.

For me you have to look at who offers the most to SL.

Unfortunately fans just don't want to turn up even when Marwan took over and brought in some better players (at that time, even if it didn't work out it was a statement that he was willing to invest in the club).

KR have a good following both home and away, their stadium is improving and for the Hull fans the derby game brings in more money and exposure.

KR brought nothing to the LSV last season,granted the CC was priorty.But then again find themselves in the middle 8's this season.Salford's team by default shouldn't have been there this season.A cat only has so many lives regardless of Derbies.Not a case of what you bring to SL,its were you finish,is it not?

The bells rang out to replace Wakey last season,they learn't their lesson,some haven't.

No one was piping up about mortgages when it looked like Wakefield were going down last year...

Ben Cockayne should put a sock in it, as all other players complaining. They knew the score since the start of last season. And ATEOTD, these players have been lucky to have their hobby as their job. RL is a relatively short career anyway playing wise.

Now Webster has weighed in with his views on the 'concept'. After Peacocks view that money should not go to the Championship clubs, and Cockaynes foot stamping about the new concept. Webster pipes up with the implication that promoting someone from the Championship weakens Super League. A bit of info for you Mr Webster, both teams in the MPG were beaten by the club going up who will strengthen prior to next season. Also HKR have been beaten by 2, yes 2 Championship teams this season (Oldham the other) and Salford have been beaten by 2 also (London the other). So I actually fail to see how it can be said promotion of a Champ club weakens SL.