If Sale did move in to the ground there'd be a full house for most home games, ive been to many games at edgeley park and away teams from leicester, leeds, london have brought thousands of supporters in terrible conditions mainly on friday nights ive been to night games and still away fans travel. Sale home fans are from all over the north so wud have no problem travelling and i believe it wud be good bringing them here. Kennedy may have ideas to suit himself but leigh aren't getting much at the moment anyway

What is the fear tho of a lodger at LSV that play most of their games in Winter? Its money in the bank, and less money for Centurions to chip in and as already mentioned we may get a bit of money going our way because of the share we have.

Because there is an overlap from February to May and again from August to October...quite a sizeable portion of our season. If Sale got in to the play-offs and had to arrange a game at short notice at the whim of Sky TV (and therefore potentially a Sunday), who do you think will get priority on using the ground?

I see your point but when are the televised games for Union ? Will they cross when we play? Have Centurions made sure we are not effected by any of this? Quins and Leeds do it so surely we can get along and work together. Better than the option of no significant money coming in with what Centurions put in.
Positives could be a shop maybe opening again where it would possibly be more worthwhile sharing etc. Maybe fans of Sale watching odd Leigh game, just like it maybe other way round. Had Sale been owning the ground then yeah we should be worried then but genuinely can't see a major problem, apart from working with each other on fixture changes if they happen.

I am with Matt on this especially after a conversation I had last year with some Stockport County fans.

We do not want these cuckoos in our nest.

Have you seen the cost of going to watch Sale, they will have to do some special offers to get most RL fans to go and see why League is a much better game.