From what I read, that bald lunatic who has taken over is quite clearly going to break it, possibly by the old alleged union method of notes in the shoes. The question is, will the RFL do anything about it? Or are they actually desperate for something like the Salford project to be successful?

I wouldn't consider him to be a lunatic; bald maybe.

I'd hope they're looking at changing the rules anyway, rich investors should be able to come in and make clubs competitive. If the cap is affordable to the 5 richest clubs, it's low enough IMO

I think it's good that someone is ruffling feathers..... And also that it's someone else.... Can you imagine the uproar if it was us doing this... Good luck to him

I wish! Leneghan is against raising the cap

Is he?

Barwick needs to get more cash out of Sky next time TV rights are negotiated. the cap needs to be at least £2.5m to semi compete with RU/NRL.

Yup, he came out against it at the end of April, I'd send you the link but Wigan today is down. [url=http://www.leaguefreak.com/wigan-chairman-ian-lenagan-realistic-about-his-clubs-future-4284/Here[/url is a story about that story

Salford might be signing players who will play for free like Radlinski

If you're going to speculate on illegal activity at least having something better than "From what I read".

Threads like this saying X must be breaking the cap are embarrassing and based on nothing more than people making figures up in their head.

Stop it.

It's speculation when talking about Wire breaking the cap for example but to be fair when he says "From what I read" he [idid read[/i it because Koukash actually said it. A quick Google of "Koukash will break the salary cap" will give you the direct quotes.

Bald lunatic? Here was me thinking Dr Koukash was a successful businessman and leading race horse owner, who stepped in at the last minute to rescuse an ailing Super League club with over 140 years of history that was days away from extinction and is now doing his upmost to turn them into a competitive team rather than the “whipping boys” tag they’ve come accustomed to over the last 30 years.

Regarding your point on the salary cap, in the off-season Salford lost Matty Smith, Joel Moon, Daniel Holdsworth, Luke Pattern, Sean Gleeson, Feka Paleaaesina, Vinnie Anderson, Adam Sidlow and Luke Adamson with the only signings for this year being Martin Gleeson, Ryan McGoldrick and Darrell Griffin. Quite a saving in wages. It has been suggested that Salford are only operating at £1.1 million this season, some £700k short of the maximum.

In addition, Jodie Broughton, Ashley Gibson, Wayne Godwin, Jordan James and Adam Neal have all been confirmed as leaving this season, which totals a further reduction in wages and free’s up more salary cap space.

I’d suggest you look into the facts before embarrassing yourself again with posts like this.