The answer is Yes! After all the time,effort and money that these people have put in John, Howard and Ian Watson should thanked not have cheap shots thrown against them.

The chairman and the board clearly have confidence in David Tarry and Steve Simms so the answer is again Yes!

One question for you lancetodd why when we get some good news would any one come up with your question?

Ye gods and fishes,

yes
yes
and yes.

If they can keep us alive for so long on so little return ....

"Piece of earth" off.

It's good job no-one cares what you think then, eh?

Put simply ...yes.

because like me hei s getting sick of false promises, how many times have we heard the stadium is about to be built ,well untill i see work being done i will reserve commment




keep the faith

Reserve comment? Isn't it a little late for that given the multiple un-founded keyboard spasms you've posted in the recent past?
It'll be fascinating to see how many of the "happy to be proved wrong but..." brigade will jump on the "Told you so" bandwagon once the build gets underway.

I like the way "keep the faith" completely goes against the rest of his post.

The 'false promises' indicate the obstacles the club has had to overcome and no doubt there will be more hurdles if we are to achieve our aim. Lesser men than Mr Wilkinson would have thrown in the white towel before now and I cannot imagine a queue of candidates complete with open cheque books willing to take over.

well said

Build it and they will come, and so they will, the new stadium is a new beginning, but some people like to moan, me sometimes, but in the end like John, Howard and Ian we all have the best interests of the Salford City Reds in our heart. It does take time to build things in Salford, its called democracy and consultation, from my own experience working in Langworthy, the original plans have changed many times over the years due to people power, despite what a certain large Lib Dem might tell people, and so it goes with the ground. When we first set out on this journey 12 years ago I thought that the Site at West One was best i still do because of all the transport links and pubs which bring people in, but Salford council had other plans which have failed for that site, perhaps the stadium might have been a success there we will never know. But (I know starting a sentence with a connecting word) we must now grab the bull by the horns and go from strength to strength and support what the board are trying to do and keep Super League rugby in Salford and the Manchester city catchment area, plus being off the M60 opens up access to south Manchester.

Keep the faith

perhaps leave no stone unturned as well?

i have a dream and we will get to the promised land as my good friend big pev said build and they will come belive . have faith an d roll on the good time's because we do deserve it .

The Directors of this club must despair at the criticism which is being handed out by some supporters. They put money into the club to keep it afloat and rather than receive support for their efforts they seem to attract constant flack. I sometimes wonder if the people who constantly come on to this site to moan realise that without this financial support the club would have folded.

My favourite bit is when these morons roll out 'the club's fans deserve...'
I had worried that leaving The Willows could have a detrimental affect on the quality of our supporters (a la Warrington). More recently, I think a fresh new start is the only hope of reducing the bellend ratio.