in the past the best "diet" was to buy bigger clothes and people would remark on how much weight I had lost, now the clothes trick will have to stop

We're not exactly cramming them in are we so we should explore other avenues to bring income into the club.

Think it's the Grog that needs to stop Pev, either that or get on Ebay and get one of the Playtex 24 hour girdles they used to advertise

You sincerely find it "incredible" that a club struggling to find customers for it's biggest product (rugby league matches) hasn't rushed to supply a highly-unlikely demand for peripheral products?

You really are THE most miserable poster on here EX.SALF.UNI

Now come on, I doubt he'd even make the top 10! I've not seen neil72 express an opinion recently - I really miss those

I agree, I've just finished listening to the Smiths greatest hits and need talking down from my high.

why, are going to jump of the top of Langworthy Flats?

Good point BF.

Neil will only turn up when the good news surrounding the club dries up.

I won't argue with that, but it's not the club that antagonises me. My gripes are with the tirade of surrealist dopes that just sound-off here without even attempting to make a considered point.

Maybe I'm not cut out for virtual debate...

No I think the poor people in Asia have had enough of tsunamis don't you?

Out of interest, whats the opinion now the online shop is up & running, "deals of the day" have looked a bargain, purchased a couple things I probably wouldnt have, even though I go down to the shop 2/3 times a week cos I cant resist a bargain.

I hear ya.

Common sense and reasoned debate seems to be something of a rarity, replaced with Emotional blabberings, tripe, and vomit-inducing sh itness. It's either taken too seriously or not enough. The trouble with virtual debate is that you can't punch idiots in the face...

It would be nice if they were able to source some old b&w salford photos and reproduce them either framed or canvassed. Something with real character.

I can only speak of my own demand for peripheral products such as replica shirts, which during my time supporting Salford, I have had difficulty obtaining along with items like polo shirts and training wear. Surely if such items are selling out in the club shop, the demand is there to a certain degree. Now i'm taking a wild punt here in guessing that there is profit to be made from such attire and not just from stocking adequate supplies locally. What about catering for ex-pats too?

I came across this very impressive advert on the Pro-Direct website showing the Salford 2009 home shirt. www.prodirectrugby.co.uk/prodinf ... OUP=LEAGUE To me it looks a far more impressive than just having a small low resolution shot of Luke Adamson wearing one at Salford Quays. Would anyone else agree that the Pro-Direct image makes the shirt look ten times better?

I came across this very impressive advert on the Pro-Direct website showing the Salford 2009 home shirt. www.prodirectrugby.co.uk/prodinf ... OUP=LEAGUE To me it looks a far more impressive than just having a small low resolution shot of Luke Adamson wearing one at Salford Quays. Would anyone else agree that the Pro-Direct image makes the shirt look ten times better?

I'd love it if they started selling smaller kits, as I have a 9 month old son and non will fit him, I can feel a petition coming

Maybe it's a supply and demand issue where Kooga have a minimum order quantity. Do Kooga supply baby kits for other Superleague clubs?

I've seen baby wire,saints and wakey kits, not sure whether their kooga or not though

I suppose the one club that would if they do do them would be [url=http://store.wiganwarriors.com/Wigan's Store[/url but I've also noticed [url=http://www.hullkrsuperstore.co.uk/products.aspx?id=-1&tier1=Childrens&tier2=2010+Replica+KitsHull KR[/url do them too.

Quote ="theredshed"I came across this very impressive advert on the Pro-Direct website showing the Salford 2009 home shirt. www.prodirectrugby.co.uk/prodinf ... OUP=LEAGUE To me it looks a far more impressive than just having a small low resolution shot of Luke Adamson wearing one at Salford Quays. Would anyone else agree that the Pro-Direct image makes the shirt look ten times better?'" yep

Quote ="theredshed"I came across this very impressive advert on the Pro-Direct website showing the Salford 2009 home shirt. www.prodirectrugby.co.uk/prodinf ... OUP=LEAGUE To me it looks a far more impressive than just having a small low resolution shot of Luke Adamson wearing one at Salford Quays. Would anyone else agree that the Pro-Direct image makes the shirt look ten times better?'" yep

Its all about supply and demand and breaking even, unless there is a salford city reds baby boom i dont think we'd sell enough, id buy a few if the price was right but i have a baby so it makes sence

Lets hope that moving into our new stadium has the same effect on the salford city reds fanbase that it did on the population after the 2 world war

i have a little sister and brother and a nephew who i want to get baby kits for i am determind to convince them to grow up reds so i would buy alot of baby gear for them

[url=http://reds.myshopify.com/3 T-Shirts for £18 Deal[/url

Latest web deal not bad