Get rid or save your pennies your saving for the new ground and put them in a building society as a nest egg for the long stay in the national leagues.
Yes, our ground is worse than yours, we are in the middle of a cluster of local SL clubs, but can you deny what we bring to SL?
You need to build a similar case because we all know the wolves at at the door, so to speak.

Salford have massive potential but need the stadium so very very badly!! There is so much competition in Manchester for sports fans - City, Utd, Bury, Stockport, etc.... then there is Sale Sharks, the Cricket, Giants Basketball, Phoenix Ice Hockey, and Northern Thunder Netball too.

The new stadium will open them up to a new audience who simply wont be attracted to The Willows. I've learned all this since Ive started working in Manchester.

As much as Salford fans might disagree I think a groundshare option at Barton with the Reds and the Sharks would be a really positive thing. Dare I say it a joint rugby partnership like at Leeds to create a super "rugby" club that can really hammer the MASSIVE potential in Salford/Manchester.

Super League has to have a presence in the largest city in the north, but due to competition it has to be ultra well run and competitive.

cud be 50 against us at this rate, dont look good at all, will wait for the post,s from the people who went, cant comment on the players, but the defence sounds shocking, same as last week trys scored down our wings n , young kids is all good, but we need experience aswell, get littler back in the ,

And Grand Final winners Barrow for a much talked about Cumbrian license. Tradition and expansion at the same time

Don't underestimate the amount of Wigan fans in Manchester.

And do they all go??

Don't underestimate the amount of potential new fans in Manchester. Just City and United are SO big they dominate so much, but there are so many people who are interested and just need the right motivation to go. A poor ground and a team that is getting beat all the time sadly doesnt help. I just feel Salford are like Warrington at Wilderspool and Hull FC at The Boulevard. The new ground would really spark them off.

dont talk wet cheshire tiger, ground share with sale sharks???

more chance of us ground sharing swinetown , as allready said on here the bigwigs in charge of both clubs have talked about this and its a no go,

look what sale have done to stockport county and its ground, plus they might even be relegated this season anyway,

as for our new stadium, it mite come to late to save us to be honest.we could finish up like widnes halifax leigh all with good stadiums and not in superleague.

Here's to hoping Barton comes to fruition, the same feelings are extended to J32.
As if have said all the clubs (WT, CT & SR & their fans) have enough to worry about, nobody has time or ground really to be mudslinging, lets wait until some soil is turned!!!!!

not quite 50 ,

and the fans booing the team and having ago at fat boy macrae GET RID NOW .

have u seen the state of the pitch at leeds???

more sand behind the sticks and plenty of other places aswell, than u got on southport beach, no thanks to yawion at OUR GROUND,

salford must have the best pitch in superleague to be honest, pity we have got a coach who can do the same job as our groundsman.

absolutly shocking were going backwards, mcraes got to go soon hes not got a clue same sh**e every week. half the crusaders team have only been over here a while and nobles got them playing quite decent already, mcraes doing nothing. the team looks to small to me we just get bullied out of games to easily.looks like the wooden spoon already

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Absolute dog sh*te, like men against boys. No heart, no pride, I'm stunned by just how bad we were. We look like a team of backs with the exception of cashmere. Parkers never a prop he'd be better as a second row. Just gutted.....
Still, it can't get much worse, only way is up and all that