Butchers Dad & KOTS - thank god for some sense on here! (and for stringing more than two sentences together that actually make sense).



This season we have exceeded most pundits expectations (Gary Scofield included) - but we are a long long way from being world beaters and yes some of our games have been poor and the tactics employed debatable.



The stadium is IMHO the biggest disappointment of all - but down to a series of events entirely outside the control of the board, Salford Council or Peel Holdings - just in case anyone missed it there has been a global banking and finance crisis and funding for ANY capital projects is rather hard to come by.



The question everyone should be asking (and I'm sure the board are) is how does Salford RLFC keep going as a business, as a sporting club and as an asset to the community - I'm afraid I don't have any answers other than to go on offering my support, buying my season ticket, turning up and being a member of Forever Reds. It would be quite entertaining if those casting the brickbats at the club, the board, the coaching staff and the other fans could perhaps enlighten us as to exactly how, with the finances available they would miraculously change things to lead us into our brave new world?

Ignore Fingerpost or whatever he is calling himself these days.

I feel so sorry for the fans, you are a great set of supporters who are very passionate about your club. It's about time the board came clean with you.

Peel are building the BBC arnt they? i drive past it every day and the structure seems up just putting windows and stuff in.

im no builder but would the same people on the job build the inside as well as the outside? perhaps when the builders are doing the inside the outside people will jump in the lorries and drive off to barton to start building?

Optimist - it's all about funding. The BBC are funding Media City - or to be more accurate you, I and everyone else who pays the TV licence fee are funding it! It was signed, sealed and the deal done well before the financial crisis.