Salfords crowds couldn't get much worse to be fair and maybe if that is true and alot come from nearby homes it's been part of the problem. The Willows is hidden away to a degree and that's one thing you certainly can't say about the new one!

I suppose thats a point. If I was in the marketing department at Salford I'd be preaching to those that are waiting to be United season ticket holders and cant get in. "Come try this while you wait. You might like it. Special Prices for those on the Man Utd waiting list" etc etc

If you cant beat em then discount heavily and get em to join you.

Don't think United have a waiting list anymore with crowds dropping slightly.

I take your point though. To me Salford need to get good deals on for families and kids. It always strikes me at Salford that the crowd is mainly made up of blokes aged 30+ and there seems to be very few kids or women.

That needs to change and with good facilities now there's no reason why it shouldn't.

Ah I thought they still did. Be the amount in costs and current "economic climate" but they do need get some good family deals on though because the new stadium will end up crippling the team if they dont get enough on.

Not a new ground but I thought the new stand at Catalans looked superb.
Seemed to help create a great atmosphere for the game.
When they get the third stand built it will be a very impressive ground.

Your right, it is, but atleast ours is ours, and not Dave's. It's Just because You are jealous.

They do, but not many left on it at the moment. I like your idea Hula, very smart. one thing though, is it is quite difficult to get the die hard football types to watch rl, never mind pay for it. Unfortunately, because some of the football fans that posess that angry side, would much prefer to watch the players bash the proverbials out of one another rather than dying.

Looks very good,its not taken them that long either in building terms.

Saints ground looks really good and the new bridge over link rd straight from town centre side straight to ground shaped as a rugby ball will look superb too so i heard anyway

Its because is all built elsewhere in steel fabrication and just sort of thrown together in kit form on site. The work there will have taken a long long time before it started to be built. For example the company fabricating the metalwork for the Saints stadium started nearly a year ago I believe.