I hope Salford get into the league. It will be good for Greater Manchester to have another club. Other non league clubs should rise to the challenge.
The last thing Greater Manchester needs is yet another league club in the area.
If Salford start moving up through the leagues, it will have a detrimental effect on clubs like Bury, Macclesfield, Stockport, Oldham, etc.
Some of these clubs barely make ends meet as it is, there's just not enough support to go round.
Who ?Why are Bolton not on your list?
A profit on selling their share.They won't make a tidy profit in League 1, or the Championship for that matter.
They'll only make a profit if they reach the Premier League but they'll have to spend a fortune to get there and stay there.
It's difficult to see what the point is to be honest.
lol.Who ?
Why are Bolton not on your list?
A profit on selling their share.
Really? I've no problem if the Class of 92 want to spunk their money on the club, but do blues go to see them? They've made no attempt to create an inclusive club, looks like a mini swamp watched by rags on a budget.
Thanks.As for your other comment,i think they want to create their own empire and not piggy back on a small yet well established one.It won't really affect us as much as it did when Wigan started moving up the leagues, as we drew a lot of support from that area.
It will affect clubs that are clinging on with average attendances not much more than Salford are getting/will get in the future.
If the people who've invested in Salford wanted to do something for Greater Manchester football, they could have put some money into a club like Bury, the Neville's even have family connections there.
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