Mmm. Ive just spoke to a lady at work from Widnes with a broad scouse accent

And Widnes is in Liverpool is it?

Another numpty Salford fan.There is scousers everywhere and i am sure one or two in Manchester.When i was based in Weymouth on the south coast their was scousers.So because you spoke to a lady with a scouse accent that does not mean Widnes people are scousers.I am in the Army and work in Gloucester , when guess where i am from they say Manchester.Does it matter a lady in Widnes had a scouse accent?

You Salford fans on here are Turnip heads.

The only people in Widnes who speak with a broad Scouse accent, would be someone who is actually a Scouser, and not actually a Widnesian. If I had spoken to a man with a german accent, who lives in Salford, would it be right to assume that all people from Salford sound like Germans?

If we were Scousers, then our club would’ve called us the ‘Liverpool Vikings’ and we would’ve walked into SL as an expansion club, and remained there forever and a day.

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Eh? Eh? Eh? Calm down, la!

The scouse comedian John Bishop lives in Manchester that must make all mancs scousers

Who's to say we wont win the GF the year we get a license(if we do get one). You were awarded your license in July and won the final in what, Sept or Oct.

Don't think Wardleryred's post really warranted such abuse. Welcome Wardleyred.

Widnes undoubtedly, imo, deserve that SL place, going by current RFL rules and regs. If you want to discuss whether they REALLY deserve it, then go ahead.

The first line was ok the rest was WUM speak, if wanted to discuss franchising and our good / bad points in app fine but this was just a Salford fan stopped worrying about the drop and deciding to take the pish!

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Richardviking, seems to be on a high moral ground hopping trip at the moment.

Hopefully he’ll get over it soon, or it’ll become quite tiresome.

Wardley Red has not exactly been diplomatic about us in the past - he doesn't come on here with a clean slate and his motivation was to wind up, pure and simple. I've resisted posting about the faults of Salford in response, although we all know they are there by the grace of the BBC and an iconic stadium which has been scaled down and not even started yet. They harp on about being the right choice for super league last time, but they've been posting crowds which are verging on farcical and have not progressed on the pitch or off it since last time. They can count themselves very lucky that the BBC is moving close by and that Wakefields accounts are so often under scrutiny, because part of me thinks some of these signings they are making next season are nothing more than an attempt to keep scrutiny away from their bid because a ground isn't coming.

Crusaders have an excuse for poor crowds, what do Salford have? If you wanted to build up a club as being representative of the manchester area, I doubt such a poorly supported, poorly ran outfit is the right choice considering Wigan are in greater manchester.