It's in the clubs best interests to have harmony amongst it's diehard supporters and my suggestion would be to sit down and resolve it. The situation has become a little embarrassing for the club. Why not ask the person in question to consider making a public apology for any offence caused by the article and move on?

The clubs actions could be interpreted by some as either childish, stubborn or egotistical and that's not a very good image to portray to your customers/potential customers.

I am not on anyone's side here, it just needs resolving for the benefit of the club, not individuals.

I have nothing to do with this person but I have seen a letter made public on social media apologizing to MK if they had offended the club & MK himself, the reply back to this person was short & to the point. This is basically why this debate as started & all it does if give the club negative press when we are trying to move the club forward.
Butcher, I agree social media as become the new lynch mob where you can rent a mob to spill out all the vermin you like. I have it set for rugby league up dates, overall it as a positive benefit, however again what is being played out over social media is only hurting the club I care about.

Please could we get back to supporting Salford. It appears this topic is taking over. Thursday is one of our most important games of the season.

I agree. This is not important.

I agree let it go.

Picking social media to decry other social media users and choices seems another odd choice.

Guess I'm just old.

It works both ways surely? You could say if it's not important why have the club made a deliberately bold step of blocking a diehard supporter from the clubs Twitter account?

I don't disagree. I don't think it's important either way.

People who get upset about things that happen on social media should be taken outside and shot.

How upsetting

I disagree with the official club twitter blocking said individual, regardless of the owners thoughts towards her.

That said, I don’t blame Koukash at all for blocking her from his private account. This all stemmed from that pathetic article and whilst I have no personal axe to grind I must admit from the tweets I have read she holds herself in extremely high regard. Infact only recently I see she called said article “balanced and insightful”. Crazy.

Rather than moaning about the initial issue with Marwan, why not just continue with her flourishing RL journalism career alongside supporting Salford like the rest of us “mere mortals” have to do? I am sure we would all loved to be involved in the club in some form, but unless you’re professionally qualified to do so with the necessary experience then it shouldn’t happen.

It’s been going on for near on 12 months now, let it go….

And yet your post makes it plainly obvious who you're referring to. I'm sure that wasn't deliberate, like...