I can't know for certain.

I was just assuming really that it can't just be that easy to pick and choose your fixture dates and times.

Maybe you can.

Salford made the decision to change from Sundays to Fridays. I believe it was chosen because it's better for Corporate Hospitality and the like.

Maybe the club should try a sunday for a couple of games nowt to loose eh?? i dont finish work till 6pm, hubby is a taxi driver so its difficult for him to get out of work cos its a busy night, We could go back to watching as a family if we played on a sunday (at least 3 full price fans)

Like it or not Football rules in this area.
Most Citeh and United games are now on a Sunday, moving Salford to the same day would not work and probably hurt the attendance even more.

More of a concern for me was that it was £2.50 a pint (in a plastic glass)before the game. Last season it was Tavern prices.

why don't you off back to your own board,

bless people still go on and on and on about are crowd we no it , but are opening game was on a valentines day on sky on a Saturday pretty much everyone was a salford fan. Attendance for quins well two big losses away not gonna get people threw the gate unless you paid for it already.

it obviously amuses saddos like willowred - still I suppose there's nothing else to do in Hull

Leading up to the F decisions i'd have preferred to have had WIdnes in rather than yourselves but since you were chosen I think everyone should be rallying round to support you not put the boot in when things aren't going too well.
You need to do something about those crowds though. Is there any word on how the stadiums progressing? Haven't heard anything in ages! Last I heard you were having problems with some company going bust or something?

Do you think maybe Friday nights should be reserved for the Lancashire games? I know that a lot of West Yorkshire fans are put off by the M62 on a Friday night, as its generally a dogs breakfast and straight after work. It's a quick run on a Sunday.

As for pricing, £18 does seem too much, although I never get the feeling that the fans are being ripped off, as the smaller clubs like ours need all the money they can get. But I take the kids to the Huddersfield game because they get in for nothing, and the Galpharm will then see me part with cash for a burger or whatever.

Maybe the RFL could assist more, or is it just down to the clubs to take a gamble? Look at Huddersfield this year. The crowds are up because the prices are down.

Red City Developments went into administration when a backer pulled out but apparently they were just restructuring the board. We're all fed up with it on here mate. There's been that many stumbling blocks prior to this recession that no one has high hopes at the minute. Latest was that it wasn't going to be the iconic stadium we were promised and the design had changed, which I think would be a shame given the location of the site. No point having a bog standard stadium that close to a heavily used commuter motorway as it'll probably have the same effect on potential fans that the Bescott in Walsall does on M6 commuters, i.e. none.