Think i read that clubs get it paid monthly from january to october. Salford obviously need it now to get through november and december.

So what happens after December if that’s the case? are they back where they started?

Having scanned their other board I think (paraphrasing) that this tiding over money will give them time to sort out their commercial deals which have been delayed by the stadium uncertainty itself a helping hand from the local authority and probably not fully supported at that level politically.

The club are heralding a robust five year plan .....I hope so but we will see

The fans posts I read were scathing of the situation initially with the club, but latterly the RL 'family' with vultures circling for their best players, Peel the former ownership partner, everyone from Yorkshire, Mrs Thatcher, Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin.

Salford knew exactly what they were doing..

They kept shtum until the fixtures were released, gave it a couple of days so fans and the club to make arrangements for Catalan away and Magic bookings.
Plus the championship to finalise all their fixture arrangements, then come out with the cap in hand at a time where simply it was impossible not to bail them out.

I would issue a B grading immediately to come into force in November 2025. There would be a big surge of teams pushing towards A status knowing there will be at least one automatic position for grabs, and perhaps 2 with a relegated team should Salford not finish bottom.

What the Salford Red Devils’ CEO said
Paul King, CEO, said, “Thanks to RL Commercial for working with us on this matter. This affords time for the Club to consider all investment options and to continue to collaborate with the council and our friends at Sale Sharks to support the purchase of the stadium.

“We are hopeful that is imminent, at which point we look forward to progressing the build of our Advertising Screen, to provide the Club with an additional revenue source.”

There was also an update from Chief Operating Officer Claire Butters who ‘has been working with the off-field team in developing a 5-yea commercial strategy to ensure long-term success.

Butters said: “The Front of Shirt partnership is one we are really excited for, and one we look forward to growing.

“We know we have work to do commercially. This is a big Club with a rich heritage, our job is to re-establish Salford Red Devils as the Club of Salford and build something special here that people love and want to be part of.

“The Salford spirit knows no limits and that’s the mindset we’re adopting.”