They need to try and tie up with a Premier League football team in some way so that the game is introduced to their fans.Most of them probably have never watched a game of Rugby League.
Like you say no point playing on a park pitch if you are trying to promote the game in London.
I would say Salford need to try and do the same thing with one of the Manchester clubs

Thought the default for an unfulfilled game a 48-0 win. Could just award all that to all the remaining Salford games.


Saying that, for their fans and players sake, I hope Salford don’t fold.

Reading thr latest Gary Carter article about Salford, I just case see a way out if this mess, without them going bankrupt and starting again.

I noticed earlier this week that Salford football club have a new consortium in charge, fronted by two high profile ex-MU players. It's a pity they don't have a side interest in RL, that would be a convenient way out of this mess for all concerned.


Unless some unexpected knight in shining armour comes to their rescue over the next few months I can see bankruptcy or liquidation as the only means of concluding the matter. Desperately worrying times for any Salford supporter and a terrible look for the sport as a whole.

For anyone who is in doubt about how serious this is




Now SunSport can reveal they are said to owe payday loan firms a staggering £1.1 million, with £900,000 alone to Oldham-based WeDo Finance.
On top of that, HMRC are £500,000 short – which is most likely to see action – and the Rugby Football League a similar sum.
Then there are operating costs as well, pushing the total to somewhere between £2.5 million and £3 million.


SunSport has learned two parties are interested in Salford, NRL side Sydney Roosters and one UK-based group.





A payday loan firm ???????????????   nightmare!

If thats true its total madness and payday loan companies are pretty much nothing more than loan sharks loosely operating in a legal framework.