Where do you live?

If you live in Essex, then I will have to laugh.The London board was always one of my favourite forums on RLFANS. Hopefully, the good posters, a few I have met down the years, haven't been driven away by 'contributions' like yours.

Anyway, what are your thoughts on him as a player? C'mon let's make it an adult discussion.

Well, I was meaning horses! but then your response may be right!

Last night he fully back Bulls with their High Court appeal, IF Bulls did get the points back and started to put a few wins together, wonder if we may see Marwan than heading to the High Court.

I'm not saying he will walk away this season or next, but I just can't now see anyone turning Salford around, for some reason it is just not working, as a youngster I used to go on Friday nights to see David Watkins and many more great players, a lot neutrals did to The Weaste, but those days have gone, a lot don't have the money to go ever home game any longer at their own club, RL is priced too high!

"Always look on the bright side of life", eh jaybs?

In all honesty that is just crazy. RL is the best bargain in British sport. In fact, sometimes it makes itself look bargain bin cheap.

Depends what salary and budget you have, if you have a couple of kids, up North it is not cheap I can assure you to many and even those retired on pension who have to pay £15 at some grounds. If it is the bargain of the year why are attendances dropping? why are we not seeing sold out signs at all grounds. Last night at Wigan superb 20,000 plus, but the Saints end was not full as in the past, okay blame Sky in this case, why travel 6 miles lol, but people now choose their matches as well.

I think you're being a bit touchy here and assuming that people are having a go at Salford. OK, so there will always be a few trolls being negative.
But in the most part I don't think people aren't wishing bad luck on Salford, they're just concerned in case things don't work out. And no I won't offer solid facts, because I don't think any of us can see inside Dr Koukash's head to know what his intentions are. But the history of professional sport is littered with rich benefactors who have come in, tried to buy success quickly, become bored, and disappeared again, leaving behind expensive contracts that the club can't service.
Don't get me wrong, I really hope for the sake of all the loyal fans that Dr Koukash is in it for the long term and proves to be a revitalising force at Salford. I'm just worried what happens if he isn't.