Not confused at all.

You are absolutely correct about the stages and sequencing of gaining planning approval but ...........the outline approval granted previously was on an application submitted in 2003 and has long since lapsed. Although I am sure they will be passed eventually the new, and current, plans have not yet been before the planning committee and are listed as 'pending consideration'. This can be verified by looking on Salford City Council's Planning Dept web-site.

The only thing that has been 'approved' so far is the setting up of a Joint Venture Company.

Ave It - take it easy - nothing is certain in life except death and taxes - no point worrying. The stadium will get built, the RFL will make a decision - end of story

Well maybe not, but if 'fan-power' counts for anything...









...we'd already be out!

que sera sera..

To be fair building the thing will be the greatest achievement when you go though all the stuff that has gone wrong with it from day one.

Id be surprised if they chucked us out, they saved us once and we have brought to the table what we promised us in a new stadium / new stadium physically there being built, with a sound business plan, no crazy spending, no massive debts and development in our off field areas and a team full of promising english players, we've kept the RFL and superleague informed at every step of the way we have done all we can to play fair and open with everyone who needs to know in the deciton making process.

If Superleague / RFL want to pull the rug from under our feet and change the rules then there is nothing we can do about it

Wakey and Cas shud be looking over their shoulders more than us imo, both need a new stadium, both i dont think are anywhere near where we are (might be wrong?) Both "live" within spitting distance of each other.

Both are miles better than us on the pitch. Both have bigger crowds. Sadly it is not all down to just getting a new stadium.