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So the Leeds yawnian mob were breaking the RU rules, no undersoil heating

plus at our place when will it be installed no close season.

I know having to train at Leigh is bloody disgraceful

So when is it being put in?
If I was the stadium owner, I'd ask Sale for a contribution to this.
Then, on timing, consider to interrupt a local team with 4/5000 fans OR another team with European televised fixtures and attract 6-8000 fans on a cold night.
So we might be playing our final 2012 fixtures at Leigh.

, sorry lads, you have to laugh

Starbug, it's that hilarious I can hardly control my bladder

As i have said before, Take me home Willows road. Our club and history has been sold to the Super league Circus. A very sad day if it happens. If i bump into the Shiek, next match at Man City, i will beg him to save us from sharing our home (even though it now is not) with Yawnion.

FFS it may give us the kick up the back side our club needs , new ideas for advertising etc ( we may , just may learn a little from them). Its still our new home , sir jw wishes only the best for our club ( no matter what some think on here). They may even become our feeder club in the near future!!

Good of the Lions to allow you lot to train at our ground don't you think.It's nice to repay a favour.!!!

Sale fan here,

This has been the worst kept secret in the world. The only people not in on the secret? Us. So let me start by saying please don't think we've all been sat waiting to p!ss on your parade. Because not a single one of us have been informed by the club. That just seems to be how we do things these days. The club are the only ones benefiting from this move as you have good corporate hospitality. That's all they care about.

We initially started looking at grounds when the Premiership criteria was 12,000 capacity and 15,000 for European games. Well it doesn't look like we'll be making a Heineken Cup quarter final any time soon and I'm pretty sure that 12,000 capacity rule disappeared when the financial climate became so difficult.

First and foremost - most of us don't want the move. Nothing personal on Salford or what looks like a nice, modern build ground. But most of our fanbase are from Stockport, Macclesfield, Stoke, South Manchester and South of Manchester. For those who don't drive it would be a nightmare to get to. The public transport links don't seem to be much good and unless we do whatever you've been doing, a free shuttle bus seems out of the question. Our club don't even arrange away travel so chance would be a fine thing.

For me it makes little sense other than the corporate side. Do we risk alienating half of our fanbase just so more toffs can watch the game in a box? It seems that way. For a ground with little more than 1,000 extra seats than we already have it seems a lot of messing about.

I'm in no way being negative towards any of you or your club. It would make massive sense in terms of sharing with a Rugby club of a different code. No time clashes, facilities being used all year round. That side I can understand. We're all just a bit annoyed that we haven't even had a meeting with season ticket holders or anything.

If it does happen then the last thing I would want would be the same kind of thing that happened with Stockport. Everybody on the outside thinking we've bullied our way in and that it is somehow the actions of the fans. The amount of we get off Stockport fans, the amount of untrue rumours circulating around every work place in Greater Manchester about things we've apparently done. All not true and doesn't reflect on the fans.

Quite a few Sale fans have already planned on going to your new ground to check it out. Some have also got free tickets through Real Radio and plan on checking a game out. For a stadium in year zero, it could well be we're sharing for x amount of time. So for me personally I can't be doing with another enemy club. Each to their own, but all the "raa raa" this "ruining the pitch" that is a bit boring. Hopefully we can all work together. Judging by the crowd you got on Saturday, the crowds and performances we've been getting. We need to.

Just an observation don't any of your fans come from Sale?

Well, I live in Baguley which is 2 miles from Sale. I'm probably the closest one I can think of.

A bit like Salford being full of United fans, anyone who's been to Sale will know it's the same. I went in a pub for a quiet pint on the day of the Super League Grand Final in 2010 before I went to the game. I thought "we're in Sale, we'll get the metrolink to Old Trafford and have a quiet pint first" - the pub was rammed full of United fans watching the game. If you go in a pub called The Brook near Brooklands station in Sale you'll see a few bits of Sale memorabilia, the same with The Little B. Other than that, Sale is just in the name really. It's a shame. But then when the original move to Stockport happened I imagine the locals were in a similar situation. Sale to Stockport isn't easy on public transport.

That's probably why they think they can move us around so easily. There's a few of us who like to maintain the tradition and don't want to ever change our name or lose the roots from Sale FC. But the club don't really care about history.