Was told that Tony Sage and this comsortium had put out feelers about taking over salford. www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/leag ... 294vr.html Anyone on hear heard anything?

Was told that Tony Sage and this comsortium had put out feelers about taking over salford. www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/leag ... 294vr.html Anyone on hear heard anything?

Heard anything GCHQ would struggle to hear anything


A team that might not exist next year saved by a team that doesn't really exist yet
WA Pirates Main sponsor is Cash Converters , which started in Perth so it could be fitting really
, they'll feel right at home in Salford Precinct .

So a tentative...yes?

All joking aside it would make the best option for them
But you'd have to worry what would happen if they got an NRL franchise?

Would be interesting to see if there was rival parties interested which would offer yhe best security for the club and who the directors would sell too the highest bidder or the ones offered the best options of for the clubs progression that's if they weren't one and the same.

What's that smell?

When / if our new owner is unveiled would be good if we had a getting to know you session? Perhaps its somethin forever reds would look into?

I can't seriously understand what is in it for the Council and Peel to finance us.The Council will get pelters for using money incorrectly and Peel, other than sponsorship and the Stadium(with a view to other projects) have no interest in sport.I feel that there must be another unnamed party involved and that the Council and Peel as joint owners of the stadium have an interest in terms of getting money into the Stadium company coffers.If it is the Council and Peel I can only see it being short term as a holding position until other owners come in or the franchise runs out.

Trouble is at this rate, our new owner is probably still going through puberty.

......and another week goes by. Players wages due soon, who's paying them this month? Who payed them last month?

re shandybass' post:
it could be that they intend to take over and alter the business so to attract investment and or new owners

I agree with your post. The question is can Peel/Council afford Salford to go to the wall? No license would do a disaster for the stadium management finances long term. Administration would mean having a tenant with a substantially reduced income and no means to afford the rent. Common sense would suggest some investment short term and getting the finances in better order to attract a buyer. I think the SMC owners have to take a long term view on this situation.

Dream on.Who the hell is going to take this club on.Put it this way,Eccles r.f.l is a better option.The people of Salford are paying for this f//k up, not Mr Salford and his daughter.What gets my goat is why would you as a father invite your siblings into a business that is losing money hand over fist?I would`nt ,would you?