Quote: 100% Warrior "I do think a stadium of our own would be viable in the right location and right financial situation for the club.'"
Only if it is used for something other than 14 home fixtures a season, otherwise it becomes a money pit. The DW cant break even with over 40 games a season played on it.
Take a look at the situations with the other SL clubs:
Leeds - Share with RU
Hull - Tenants who share with football
Salford - Share with RU
St Helens - Liverpool reserves play there
Leigh - Tenants who share with Man Utd U23s.
Huddersfield - Tenants who share with football.
Castleford & Wakefield - Grounds not up to standard
That leaves Warrington as the only English SL club that have a ground up to standard and don't appear to share their pitch, although the stadium is used extensively for other activities.
There's more chance of IL buying the loss-making DW than building another stadium, as the additional revenue stream required to maintain such a stadium just isn't there.