So Salford and John Wilkinson spend a huge amount of time and money over 10 years trying to make this all work and when it's done we invite our main competitor to come and lap up the cream?
Sod those parasites. Get MU reserves in. We'll get all the economic benefit we need from that, the pitch will stay in good condition and we won't end up playing in the Jason Robinson Stadium.
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AP__ wrote:So Salford and John Wilkinson spend a huge amount of time and money over 10 years trying to make this all work and when it's done we invite our main competitor to come and lap up the cream?
Sod those parasites. Get MU reserves in. We'll get all the economic benefit we need from that, the pitch will stay in good condition and we won't end up playing in the Jason Robinson Stadium.
There is a one brain cell reply I hinted at in another topic, how are Sale parasites? and i'd rather offer the use of the ground to any sport, any association or commitee than become involved in a sport like football - the pariah of all things decent in my eyes.
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Now as good as it was for Scully to join our trophy winning side, we didn't actually let him play. We felt that there was a danger that he'd pop a shoulder or rupture a knee ligament if he played. Nice of him to keep the bench warm though...
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