Do any of you think that when we get the stadium back in our control that one of the first things to do is get the stewarding back to how it was at the willows. I think some of the jumped up little generals that work at the stadium on match days have not got any idea about working in a family environment, all they see (stewards) is I’m in uniform and you do as I say or you are out. Let’s get back to the banter we had with the way it was run at the willows. Any thoughts

At the end of the Giants game we, my grandson and me, were in the East stand, we walked along the front of this stand to the south stand, then tried to walk along the front of the south stand, but were refused entry. We were told by the three stewards to go in behind the stand, which we did, we came out at the front of the south stand a little further on, where we wanted to go. The mind boggles at 'what the point of this was'. we might of just walked along the front in the first place
They need to chill out

I'd imagine there's a fair chance that Securitas would be in a favourable position to take on the contract.

G4S haven't got their reputation undeservedly, that's all I'll say... A corporate, "one size fits all" approach to stewarding which sees the same staff working at cricket, football, rugby league, concerts and the rest without any specialist training for any of them. I've seen them move in on 60 year old blokes stood up behind the last row of seats at a County Championship match FFS. They soon learned to leave that one alone.

Seems really strange that Securitas sponsor the club but G4S have the contract with the stadium company and do absolutely nothing for Salford Reds.

I think one of the biggest problems of not owning the stadium is all the lost sponsorship oportunities. I believe at the Willows we got decent sponsorship from Tetley's and a few other suppliers.

I don't think the club even get ground advertising revenue anymore.

Glad someone has raised this.

I agree with the comments on the first post.
It does not encourage you to bring young children with you have a night club style approach to security in place.

I wouldnt mind if they actually dealt with the real idiots who cause problems. But a think hassling old blokes and kids is just ridiculus, which I have seen them doing. Fair enough getting into the ground or if your trying to get in a special area. But if your in the ground you have a right to be in the terraces.

Be nice if we could change ends as well, like the old days you only see half a game!

I would add the car park staff could do with a lesson in manners.

Banging on my car window and yelling 5 pound, does not get the same reaction as could I see your pass please?