Never understood the line "[iyou've got more rabbit than Sainsburys, it's time you got it off your chest[/i".

How much rabbit does Sainsburys have exactly?!



EDIT: In hindsight, perhaps over-analysis of Chas 'n' Dave lyrics isn't the wisest of past-times?!

Maybe Rabbit and Sainsburys has something to do with that fat tongued tw@ Jamie Oliver, the only person in the world I would happily shoot in the face for no other reason than I think he'd be annoying and a in real life.

Jeez .... there ain't no pleasing you

I think this topic is an excellent example of procrastination, from stadiums to rabbits and chas and dave.

Well done and keep up the good work.

I'm led to believe they originally wrote ‘[iyou've got more rabbit than Watership Down[/i,’ but it just didn’t fit.

www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/ ... geley_exit I hope we're going to tell them to **** off again - or do Peel call the shots now?

www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/ ... geley_exit I hope we're going to tell them to **** off again - or do Peel call the shots now?

I think with the economy like it is i think it would be a good move for both clubs, it will be our stadium but they share it, then that way we benefit financially, especially looking at our signings we need to save money halving the rent on a brand new stadium would be a good way to save money

Looking at Leeds, they dont seem to have any draw backs from sharing with a union team I think the seasons only overlap by two to three months

I dont see why not as long as it stays Salford City Reds And Sale Sharks not merging ala Leeds / Harlequins

Bring it on I say. If Sale wanted to move into a stadium with us... it may go some way into moving things on faster... and if that's the case... we could be on a winner.

Hear Hear

Sir John did say, "over my dead body" but things have changed and just perhaps some of the Sale fans might purchase a ticket to watch Salford and see how entertaining and much better value for money than that other game.

I'd more than welcome it personally, if for nothing else to annoy the sad and hackneyed people on here who detest RU purely based on old fashione biases.

I think the clubs could learn a great deal from each other and if Sale happen to have a kicking coach that can be shared then what could be better than that. I would think that the joint venture would lead to more sponsership revenue for both teams and i'd reckon the clubs would be a seasson ticket offer for both clubs that would more than likely end up putting more bums on seats.


I can see no possible down side to this.

We'd certainly benefit each other. We could benefit from their promotional skills and they could benefit from better entertainment.

Really?

It may be worth getting a view from Stockport County fans with regard to ground sharing......

I'm presuming their promo skills are responsible for the attendances they get. Am I wrong?

Oh, for the record.
Sale Sharks - 8,942
Edgeley Road
2009

Furthermore, I understand that the most recent figures available show that the average attandance of the Guiness Premiership '08-'09 was 11786 whilst Super League '08 was 10338.
Slightly off the mark of how we can benefit from ground share with Sale, but if we could tap into the marketing schemes of Sale and Union as a whole then so be it. Once again, I presume its a clever promo drive on behalf of their marketing dept that gets the punters in. It certainly aint for the entertainment value.

It'd be Peel's stadium and we'd share it.

Tell them to f*ck off if they come asking.

Winning games (and the league) helps. As does a country-wide media jizz from a successful World Cup.
Call me a sceptic, but I'm not convinced Sale are doing any 'promos' we haven't already tried/rejected. Indeed, I suspect they could learn a thing or two - Salford are quite a pioneering club in that regard.

I'm disappointed the M.E.N didn't caption the photo in that article with: 'You buy one you get one free; I say you buy one you get one free!'

Good points.
Have you got any ideas re improving our state of affairs because I'm stumped?
The logic is non-existent. Quality entertainment = Awful attendances.

You can tell that you were out of the country for a decent chunk of last season. I reckon that about half of our home games were absolutley shocking adverts for the sport.

Sale have a regional customer base so would up our status. However they play on a Friday night.

In that case, we could revert to Sunday footy as the Aussies call it! Or, we could mix and match Friday and Sunday games for the handful of games that the fixtures clash.

do they do bed and breakfast