For what its worth I used to know Simon Moran quite well and worked with him first hand  on many occasions on his way up in the business and whatever his involvement or motives in the new moves I can say two things the bloke has a love of the game and his beloved Warrington that is second to none and secondly he's one of the brightest and cleverest businessmen I ever met. I believe He'l only have the best of intentions.

I think the easiest thing would be to give every team the 2 points for every game they haven't played against Salford yet and remove all of the for and against for Salford games. No real other way to do it fairly IMO.


Hopefully it won't come to that and they survive.


It's also worth pointing out that despite all of their issues, losing players etc., they're still not as bad as we were last season 

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!