Shrimpsvoices

I believe they have a new general manager.

rumour floating about today

Can't wait for the nextt series of the documentary.

P/T Indie wrote:Can't wait for the nextt series of the documentary.

Lets hope there are no cretins around when filming

Well done Gary Neville

Their aim is to be profitable and debt free in 3 years, and selling more Salford shirts in Shanghai than Man utd.

Both managers are now full time and have 2 year contracts

Wild Boar Burgers are all the rage in Salford!

Aren't they spending millions on doing their ground up ?

I wonder if Uncle Peter gave him a good reference?

Good luck to him, and them.

Secured a massive shirt sponsorship deal with Sky .....

http://www.pitchero.com/clubs/salfordci ... 60476.html

Irrigation system sorted

http://www.pmdbusinessfinance.co.uk/cli ... -club-ltd/


Same company we used

http://www.pmdbusinessfinance.co.uk/pmd ... ball-club/

With names like that in charge you can pretty much get what you want . A big club in the making !

Who is mark dixon?

al1 wrote:Who is mark dixon?

Forgotten so soon!

Now David Beckham is involved as a Director and invested in the club

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/46972871

Thy might as well skip League 2 and go straight to League 1

Presume he's bought the shares off Paul Scholes who would then be free to be Manager of Oldham

marky No.1 wrote:Presume he's bought the shares off Paul Scholes who would then be free to be Manager of Oldham

From the BBC:


"Paul Scholes says he has "nothing to report" after he was linked to the vacant managerial position at League Two side Oldham Athletic.

The 44-year-old has been in talks with the club who are looking to appoint a successor to Frankie Bunn.

"I have made no secret I do want to get back into football in some capacity," the former Manchester United star said.

"Nothing to report on Oldham. Whether that will conflict with Salford, I don't know."

Scholes, who was speaking at a press conference to announce David Beckham had become a shareholder in Salford City, attended Oldham's defeat by Macclesfield on Saturday.

He has a lifelong affinity with the Latics having grown up in neighbouring Langley."

Just when you thought it couldn't get any harder. My Oldham supporting mate (whom I will be joining in their hospitality on Saturday) tells me that the well informed word on the street is that Scholes will be announced as the new manager after their game tonight. Expect a very large crowd on Saturday if it happens.

The pitch covers are already on. Their captain Clarke who the BBC showed as a straight red card last Saturday and a three game ban was in fact two yellows and a one game ban i.e. tonight if it goes ahead.

The only luck we get nowadays is bad luck