i fink we can say that salford are driving are fans away n sumthings needs to be done 3000 attendance last night which to me for a SL club is poor i was in the shed last night and i cnt remember a single song bein sang fink it time for CHANGES as ive had enuf of

the players lookin like they dnt gve a f abowt the club jst after a penson... not them all but the majority of them
not doing enuf to keep hold of our younger talent
not letten the fans now wots goin on with the stadium
simms goin oz for ez holidays and bringin back a load of grabish once again..

is it worth weastin anymre of my hard earned money for a club which seems to av no ambition wot so ever nowadays!!!

If I could understand most of your message I would reply

Ok I can understand you beeing peed off about a lot of things in the end its down to you wether you continue attending games, with me iI`m stuck with Salford , through the good and the bad times as they say.

i agree,iv got a bad feeling were gonna end up like swinton in a few years the way were carriyng on.the attacking has been letting salford down lately,defence was good.dont understand how cashmere wasnt MOTM last night.The lads are not giving it everything latley.talking to me mate last night & was saying to him that how can we attrack good players,the way we are at the moment,and if we do get a good player its hard to keep hold offf them.WE NEED ANSWERS FROM THE STAFF ABOUT THE GROUND.

About the aussies tho. Last night and the last few games swain and henry have played there socks off

I'm being serious now...

Just reading some of the threads on here is actually making my head sore. It isn't too much to ask if the text-speak could be toned down please as most of the contributors on here are at an age where they turn into their own Fathers and bemoan modern Youth for being, well, young...

Apart from that, I certainly feel like the Club is in decline and agree that the limbo we are currently sitting in is not acceptable. It would be nice just to be kept in the loop to a certain degree...

I'm more concerned about the state of Salford schools than Salford Rugby!

Funny you should say that, as 'red13pjb' has just mentioned Cashmere as being one of the players that "[iwe have thrown money away on[/i" and as an example of "[ia number of imports who simply weren't good enough and players who had had their day[/i".

As a member of forever reds & a season ticket holder I think without doub't there is a problem within the club, although we all come on hear to have our say I believe more than ever we now need to stand up & be counted.
We have all talked about JW putting in his own money & whatever the rights & wrongs about how far he has taken the club & whether he his the right man to take us any further, I myself am not too sure but we need to now get behind the club.
I for one would welcome & would pay extra on my season ticket if the extra went to helping the club to use the funds on the infrastucture or development of some more young players, I would also pay extra for my forever reds membership if it gave us the same result.

I don't want to look back in 5 years & say if only & before anyone starts having a go I have been a season ticket holder for 10 years & a forever member for 3

I agree to a certain degree with redgunner, if price rises went to purcahse players then im all for that, but my worry is does Salford own the Willows Variety Centre, which must make a lot on match day etc.

What is the club doing? what is the Chief Exec doing? We all hear rumours that pertain to come from the club and they fill me with dread, as to our ambition.

We all talk about Mr Wilkinson, who the hell are the other directors? We are a private limited company well why dont the board create shares and sell them to the fans. (If Wakefield can do it why cant we?)

Gruffy well put

The Willows is owned by John Wilkinson and I don't think it takes that much on match day last season we were queuing for drinks now it is almost instant service.