It's seems to me Koucash dosent take notice of anyone.When he first came he should have sought advice from someone like Adrian Morley as to the playing side and coaches.Then he should have sought an administrator who was proven in Rugby League.But the biggest think he should have done was keep out of the way.

Maybe purchasing the stadium should've been number 1 on the list, as it was never going to happen, lip service just like the original points 1-3.

Who knows if he'd have gone about things the right way, gotten the rebrand right, got the right coach (TS) in from the start, employed a proven chief exec, things could've been a hell of a lot different right now 3 years down the line.
All hindsight I know but crowds could've been easily averaging 7k and Koukash may have realised his dream this season.
Instead, yes we have had a great team this year and played the best rugby for as long as I can remember but where are we.....
1. Probably in the MPG with the potential of relegation.
2. The owner leaving.
3. Most of our current squad which we've finally managed to see playing as a team will probably leave.

Oh what it's like to be a Salford fan.

i questioned him on the marketing and suggested he listened to steve gills interview on radio yorks and guess what ?? next day im blocked on twitter.......

Sheens was is man to sort it out.Sheens goes because he as faith in Ian Watson.
If Koucash told you Manchester was in England you would right away go and consult a map.The only thing you can't blame him for is the ground situation.That is down to purely and simply Mr Salford.

I have it on very very good authority he puts in £45000 a week into the club to keep it afloat and had had to since he took over. Don't ask me how it's so much as I questioned it too but there it is. I also know that he felt very loyal to sheens and would have definitely stayed at least until his contract was up.... Now he's gone??

The CVA is being paid off as a liability of the club, which Koukash certainly keeps afloat. The repayment is circa £25,000 a month, and considerable administrative and legal fees are added every year. The proof of this is on the Companies House website.

However, you are right – payments were suspended in August last year with the agreement of the creditors in the CVA. The suspension can last no later than December 2016.