has mr wilky ever let us down , no

does he love the team as much as you and me , yes

has the willows been sold already , yes

is there work going on at the moment , no

are we up ty creek without a paddle , yes

will we survive ,yes

will we get a stadium , yes

why coz mr wilky promised

and when we get one all you doubters

can say sorry

dont lose the faith

keep it

We could always highjack Sw*ntons Agecroft Stadium plans if all else fails ...

we will not need to











keep the faith

Anybody know what other proposals are being put to the LSC?



We could start a smear campaign against them and get them rejected!





They are most probably Southern, thats a start

We can buy it back for less due to the land/housing market implosion? Depends when it was sold though - over at housepricecrash.co.uk a lot of people Sold To Rent their homes around 2006/7 and are looking at tidy profit from effectively shorting the housing market (nobody could see it coming, right

). We could have achieved something similar..?

I quite enjoyed my trips to Featherstone and Halifax.

I can fully understand now why the likes of Myler and Turner are looking to further there careers elsewhere how can they sign for the club knowing that a 50/50 decision that can alter your life drastically is about a month away.

if that was the case then why have we not heard of other players wanting to move on, if the rumours are right those 2 made there choices months ago.

:3rrq8mrd



87 colleges nationwide, in the first round 8 colleges were selected, one being mine Bolton College which is merging with the 6th form, new build due for opening Sept 2010.

I will find out who the others are.





for Breezer



A planned stadium and college development in Greater Manchester has been cast in to doubt as a result of the ongoing funding problems with the Learning and Skills Council's stricken Building Colleges for the Future scheme.

The proposed scheme would have housed the new Salford City College campus and the new stadium for Rugby League team Salford City Reds.



But the college – an amalgamation of three existing Salford further education colleges and a key partner in the project – may have to pull out if it does not receive funding from the LSC.



The Building Colleges for the Future Programme, which was originally worth £2.3 billion in 2008-11/09, was hit by a funding crisis after the Learning and Skills Council over-pledged its budget by £5.7 billion.



In last week’s Budget the chancellor announced £300 million of extra funding for the initiative.



The LSC is currently reassessing the national projects that they can deliver and the criteria on which the funding can be released.



Reds chief executive David Tarry said Peel Holdings, along with a landmark site that already has planning permission for stadium and retail use.



Salford-born communities secretary Hazel Blears names the Reds as her favourite sports team. In her school days she attended Eccles college, one of the further education bodies being merged into the new super college.

Salford-born communities secretary Hazel Blears names the Reds as her favourite sports team. In her school days she attended Eccles college, one of the further education bodies being merged into the new super college.'"

What a load of .

that was just at the bottom of the article in the Regen mag. this from LSC to colleges early June www.lsc.gov.uk/news/latestnews/news-010609.htm the state of play yesterday from Hansard www.theyworkforyou.com/wrans/?id ... a.279662.h

that was just at the bottom of the article in the Regen mag. this from LSC to colleges early June www.lsc.gov.uk/news/latestnews/news-010609.htm the state of play yesterday from Hansard www.theyworkforyou.com/wrans/?id ... a.279662.h