Mathers not the master of guile & sophistry that the Cas fans once thought he was then ( though he can do joined up writing, so can see how they bought into it, at WR).
Suggest physio applies some tape around gob, to prevent Ritchie putting his foot in it & let's Whino's do the whining, @headingly

In all fairness I take my hat off to all Salford fans who did not go it shows the RFL and SKY that they will not allow there team and followers to be used as a pawn in the joke they call the Rugby League body.

But that said I suppose they increased the SKY viewing figures by watching it at home on TV

Give it a rest, you sound very boorish and I'm sure that wasn't your intention.

There are far too many "fans" posting on here who either were not there or have conveniently forgotten when our support was "shameful". It's not so long ago either. Funny how those who do the gloating are probably the ones who were not there and did the least to get us where we are now - I'm not saying you are one but show some humility please - Salford are a decent club going through a bad time.

Seems the Rugby supporters of Manchester have turned their back on Salford and gone to the dark side judging by the attendance of 7½k at Sale Sharks game.

Salford seem to be where we were 18 month ago. Wilkinson has given his best but he's no longer up to it - the club needs an enema so to speak. The potential is there as it always was with us.

I do remember us not having the greatest support base, but you will have to remind me when we had only 400 home fans attend a home game in SL.

Using last nights attendance as a benchmark, when was our SL home support ever "shameful"?

I'd agree with that, its probably just as long since their fans knew any real success as it is for us.
A few Promotions when there was P&R would be about it.
If all the speculation re their financial struggles is true I think they'd get the same support from SL as we did and dumped to Championshhip in a shot. Unlike the support BB have enjoyed (but thats straying to a diff topic).

Hardly a home game was it, relatively speaking Leigh is a hard place to get to from Salford - not everyone has a car or the inclination to travel for a non game (for a Salford fan). So it's poor but hardly shameful. When we played Fax in 2000 we got a really low gate 1400 if I recall but may have been more. However had we staged that game in Bramley we'd probably have been looking at the same.

Why kick a club and it's fans when they are down, we didn't like it did we!

Derek, from speaking to other Wakey fans I can assure you that (from my interactions) the vast majority of our fans are sympathetic with the situation you faced with a change of venue. We feel it is unjust on your club to lose home advantage.

I appreciate it is not clear cut where the blame lies between Sky and the history of you moving into a tenancy agreement rather than owning your own ground.

I know from speaking to your fans and your board that many chose to stay away. It is a shame that fans disown their team for the last "home" match of the season irrespective of circumstances. We all have opinions and those who chose to stay away felt as strongly they were in the right as those who chose to go.

I remember over a decade ago we had a home fixture relocated to Oakwell when we played Saints on Sky. I was unable to attend but watching the re-run in my London hotel I noticed that we had quite a decent turnout.

I hope and am confident that your next home fixture against us is at Barton. I for one look forward to seeing your new ground and seeing home advantage restored.

Thanks for your good wishes which we are grateful for.

Our club motto is "Together we are stronger" and I think it is apt for the rugby league family too.

You have my sympathy and I wish you well for next season.

It's 10 miles...hardly needs weekend away.

Regarding transport...why not put coaches on...I know that's a bit radical, but hey...

I could buy into the effect of an orchestrated stay away protest, if their real home crowds were anything of note, but they're not.

If ignoring the Salford failings makes you feel better, fine, but when progressive clubs like Fev know they will never realistically allowed into our happy club, I think it's a valid topic.

I expect that most of the Salford fans who chose to boycott the LSV watched the game on Sky, thus boosting their viewing figures whilst dicking their own club.

I completely understand the sentiment, but I'm not sure it was the best way to express their dissatisfaction.