Bit sad to see all this hostility so early on. I know I'm doing myself no favours here by posting but it is a shame.



As for the person who's rolling their eyes at us coaching at schools in Salford - you really can't win there, can you?



If 5 years down the line we did nothing in the eyes of Salford fans we'd be accused of playing in the ground, trying to take your fans and doing nothing for the area.



If we're trying to get active in the area, then we'll be accused of trying to brainwash your kids into becoming Union fans.



One of the things we got slated for at Edgeley Park was apparently putting no investment into the stadium or trying to get the locals involved.

Agree with most of you comments,i m o,you really have to be brought up in whichever code you end up watching.be it through your parents,mates or more importantly through the school you attend which play that game you prefer.also tv is a massive influence,be it with the challenge cup and your local team being involved or that crap served up every year called the six nations which i might add gets more publicity than even football.My love of RL began with my old feller taking me to the willows to watch the likes of Harry Council,Charlie Bott ,Jack Brennan,Paul Murphy,and the famous Ernie Critchley the willows manager.The team was crap,The likes of Swinton were then the big boys,and what a team that was,half time at the willows the players would walk around the ground with a blanket for you to throw your coppers in i suppose to pay them for their efforts,myu mates and i used to follow behind and pick up the halfpennies and pennies that had missed the blanket.Then came along you know who and changed our club into the finest most exciting team i have ever witnessed,and then along came you know who,them days will never return for a multitude of reasons but in my eyes the biggest one is moving from the old lady,that was criminal,to deny the fathers and sons and daughters walking to our yes our beloved Willows on a Friday night or even a Sunday afternoon to a desolate stadium that is`nt our home.I ask one question,would the chairman be looking to sell if his baby looked like succeding.In my eyes he sold Salford for the corporate dollar.

Oh you are still alive, then. You still finding Sale being the "puppet masters" to be a wonderful thing?

Like I said...obsessed.!

Stick to the Warrington forum in future son.

I'll take that as a yes, then. And speaking of obsessed, you do spend a lot of time on here, don't you?