The positive is the club must have some phenominal corporate income to move to a Friday when you have SL on TV and Wigan/Saints playing friday night.

At the end of the day survival is priority number 1, so if this is how the club plan to generate maximum income I hope they have it right.

That's the only thing that could possibly a reason and if that's the case then good luck to them. Don't forget Salford playing on Friday's as well to compete somewhat for the corporate market.

Cant understand why everyone was told we was playing Sundays when clearly we are not its seems apart from Halifax game the club will suffer attendance wise the FRiday night games.

This is a suicidal decision IMHO. Any casual fans will watch SL on TV in the pub. Lots of people go out Friday night, and won't change that habit. I don't know who's decision it was, but someone needs to let us know why.

Were LISA not part of the decision making process Dick, after all you represent 20%+ of the fan base ?

Dog. Makes little sense when you consider Swinton played their 'home' games last season on Friday nights. Not happy - will definitely affect the crowd and away support (not that there'd be a lot anyway)

Trevor said we were looking at playing Thursday Friday Sunday . One positive - a few of our big games are Thursday and Friday . Therefore won't be affected by ty footy

Our first friendly might unless the FA cup tie betwenn Man U and Man C is shifted to Saturday.

I will not be buying a ST as I can not attend Friday night games, or Thursday night. Sunday was a family day out for us, how many other people are like me & can't make these night games.

Apparently Jonny the Leyther held a Secret Poll ,and the most Popular day was Friday , the club then Consulted our Commander - in - Chief , Frank B , AND HE DESIGNATED ,Friday as Match Day .