[iOnce the formalities are over what other way is there to close the night than with the thing The Willows Variety Centre is most famous for – a fabulous evening of the finest cabaret?[/i

The above statement says a lot that is wrong at the club. And just for the people who see no wrong in the statement, it should read something along the lines - A warm welcome to the clubhouse to all Reds fans, the best clubhouse in RL, built for the supporters of Salford RLFC .

Not sorry your not welcome on a match day because we have an evening of cabaret, or red tape in front of the club to stop fans leaning against the wall whilst a wedding goes on. etc etc..

A score to get in I guess after 41 years support I won't be a die hard on the day, I 'll just take my memories home with me.

I thought the club would want more fans to come to last game but as useual they price supporters out if they think I am paying £45 poiund to see club that have nowt to play for and pay for drinks can't see many fans going totally priced me out totally all cluyb is intrested in is putting coffers in. Thius is. A typical salford reds organisation with no brains running it. We aint won out or ever looked like winning out so to ask £45 to say good by to willows is very poor and I certainly won't be attending game. And is certainly making me wonder weather this club cares for its supporters. Its dearer than watch a football game

Que?

It's £10 to watch the game, not £45.
The rest of your post is undecipherable.

We know what he/she is getting at though don't we? The issue is that Salford fans have each mulled over in their minds, for years, what their last match at The Willows will be like. And no doubt for many that included finishing the night off in the Variety Centre. Since the entry fee is overly exploitative, for some, these wishes have been crushed.

Really?
He/she is saying they wont be attending the game because it's £45.
It's not, it's £10.
I suspect the VAST majority of fans could not give two hoots about the do in the variety centre.
There never seems to be more than a couple of hundred in the club after a normal game.....

Not really a normal game this one, is it? And we're talking a Sunday afternoon. The club was hammered after the Swinton friendly a couple of years back. That was a 7,000 crowd.

So how many does the club hold?
How can the numbers be limited unless tickets are sold?
I think £45 is a reasonable price.
Might keep away some of the Fuckwits as well........

You'd want a nosh as well for that price.

Which barmaid though

A lad who I work with and I were chatting today and he said that he was going to the last game but was shocked when he saw the prices of the after match doo, when he looked at what the entertainment was he couldn't see how that had any appeal to rugby league fans. Surely some well known faces from the sport telliing a few yarns about the old ground and maybe a thing for the players to mill around all nioght mingling with the fans would have been a much better nights entertainment.

He also said as I've suggest that he fully expects that the club make a rickets of something on the last day and we both agreed that if maybe Wilky makes a speech on the pitch that his mic will fail.

Anyone running a book on what exactly goes wrong