More Money for Salford - Page 6 - RedPassion.co.uk

corwenred · 23rd January 2019, 17.50:30

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Originally Posted by billybersham

You would think they could share the Aj Bell stadium it holds 12,000 but could be altered to hold 20,000 people when they are in the championship.

Would imagine that's what they will have to end up doing, don't Sale Sharks and Salford Reds play there though?

After going to Salford it seems like their new stadium doesn't seem all that permanent. More like temporary standing that's been dressed up a bit.

John Neals Dynasty · 23rd January 2019, 18.14:24

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Originally Posted by moynkeepthefaith

Is Salford anywhere near Leytonstone?

Like I said you're missing the point, do some research.
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John Neals Dynasty · 23rd January 2019, 18.16:21

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Originally Posted by krux

why not?

Because we aren't looking for investment simple really.
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sparky · 23rd January 2019, 19.01:47

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Originally Posted by krux

why not?

Because I imagine they would be made to feel about as welcome as a fart in a spacesuit. Fans can and all that.

crazywelsh · 23rd January 2019, 19.56:01

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Originally Posted by RHYLRED

Until they get bored.

I wish our current owners would become bored.

thedischunter96 · 23rd January 2019, 21.04:31

Clearly these ex prem players see some potential in this relatively new club.

Its a good project.

Hope that this happens to us one year. (We can but dream!!)

cynprifathro · 24th January 2019, 09.52:28

The Crass of '92!

Bagger Vance · 24th January 2019, 10.36:28

The Salford 1st team is all you see on the surface but behind the scenes they have built a youth system to the envy of many clubs higher up the pyramid taking coaches from Premier League systems, they have a full time youth scheme and U21 team that also doubles as a reserves as they can play 3 over age players. It’s impressive stuff and shows a real dedication to a long term strategy. They aren’t in it for short term gain otherwise they wouldn’t have invested time and effort into the player development pathways. Players who would in times gone by chosen Wrexham, Chester, Crewe youth routes are choosing Salford.

Bagger Vance · 24th January 2019, 10.43:52

North West Under 21 Development League

Salford’s entire 1st team squad registered to their u21s so should they need game time they can play as one of 3 over age players. The cost of running a 21s isn’t huge - I coach in the West Division with a budget of about £5k - I think Salford’s might dwarf mine though! Previously Macclesfield and Southport ran 21s - a good pathway and one that a lot of pro clubs ignore.

23rd January 2019, 21.04:31	#51-0 (permalink)
thedischunter96 Club Captain Joined: Oct 2018 Racecourse Spot: Yale Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: More Money for Salford Clearly these ex prem players see some potential in this relatively new club. Its a good project. Hope that this happens to us one year. (We can but dream!!)

24th January 2019, 09.52:28	#52-0 (permalink)
cynprifathro Cult Hero Joined: Aug 2012 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: More Money for Salford The Crass of '92!

24th January 2019, 10.36:28	#53-0 (permalink)
Bagger Vance retired & running a pub Joined: Mar 2010 Racecourse Spot: Yale Real Name: Will Smith Twitter: @	Re: More Money for Salford The Salford 1st team is all you see on the surface but behind the scenes they have built a youth system to the envy of many clubs higher up the pyramid taking coaches from Premier League systems, they have a full time youth scheme and U21 team that also doubles as a reserves as they can play 3 over age players. It’s impressive stuff and shows a real dedication to a long term strategy. They aren’t in it for short term gain otherwise they wouldn’t have invested time and effort into the player development pathways. Players who would in times gone by chosen Wrexham, Chester, Crewe youth routes are choosing Salford. __________________ If you really want to do something you will find a way, if you don't you will find an excuse.

24th January 2019, 10.43:52	#54-0 (permalink)
Bagger Vance retired & running a pub Joined: Mar 2010 Racecourse Spot: Yale Real Name: Will Smith Twitter: @	Re: More Money for Salford North West Under 21 Development League Salford’s entire 1st team squad registered to their u21s so should they need game time they can play as one of 3 over age players. The cost of running a 21s isn’t huge - I coach in the West Division with a budget of about £5k - I think Salford’s might dwarf mine though! Previously Macclesfield and Southport ran 21s - a good pathway and one that a lot of pro clubs ignore. __________________ If you really want to do something you will find a way, if you don't you will find an excuse.