can't say I am surprised at this news.

For a while now I have thought that 2 clubs from Castleford, Wakefield and us are in danger of not getting another licence come decision day for 2012.

Leigh and Widnes have the grounds already and I would imagine that Halifax will have once that stand is completed (if it isn't already)

There is no way, new ground or no new ground that Saints will go out, and ditto Celtic.

Performance on the field I am sure would help any case of staying in, so in the next 2 seasons the Reds had better improve.

Widnes have already ticked one box for getting a licence.

I have no "inside" knowledge of what the situation is regarding the new ground at Barton, but the continued silence from the club suggests it isn't looking good.

Won't shock me at all to be back in NL come 2012.

Of course your innocent

the problem is most people see Salford as Manchester just look at the companies who have addresses in Salford but stick Manchester as the address including the Lowry so we could be the Manchester club.

Ok, so it's not "Salford - keep us in SL cos we're near Manchester", it's "Salford - keep us in SL as we're easily mistaken for Manchester"!

Out of the "warned" clubs you are by far the weakest.

Maybe but geographically we are based in area for RFL expansion unlike Wakey/Cas fighting for the same supporter. Yorkshire certainly is ripe for a reduction in number of SL teams.