14 years of fighting to build a stadium salford can play top class rugby in and sale jump in without doing a thing. The point is im not happy about the move.

Look down the back of the sofa, find some money, buy the club, buy the stadium and then block the move - other than that except that it is nothing to do with Salford as the tennants and everything to do with the owners wanting to see a decent return on thier investment.

Face the facts as a Salford fan im not happy either, but we have no choice, we dont own the stadium. end off

Sale moving in was always a probability rather than possibility

[iSale won't be the last!

I fully expect another two teams to be playing at Barton Stadium in 2013.[/i

Eh?

Cantt see other clubs playing now Sale have moved due to state of the pitch.

Next season ,Irlam Hornets are going to be playing on the grass pitch outside the stadium according to M44 magazine

The way its going ,we will be playing there to.

That's the eventual plan for Salford's Academy teams too isn't it?

I don`t know,you tell me,and you know what,i could`nt care less.;Tell me where we as a club we are going and then i`m all ears.

Was wondering the other week with the quotes about the kids playing at Heywood Road until the new pitches bed in, will the outside pitches at the new ground be complient for academy games?.
Would be good if they were but they A don't look big enough and B look like they have any capacity for speccies.

You are full of it,fuvk off back to wales with dai young you ,afsder dhrft hygtrer.

Rope.

[iSo you don't think a local football club has no intentions of playing there reserves games midweek at the stadium then "Salfords Finest" ?

I can't myself see the stadium only being used by two teams during the year, the owners of the stadium will want it used at least three times a week of this I'm convinced of.

And who knows one day the owners of the stadium may even consider following the Widnes Vikings club and put in a all-weather type playing surface!

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