Hi guys

I listen to Manchester's Rock Radio daily in the car and they're running a collaboration with the Reds. I've browsed a couple of pages of the forum and couldn't see anything so apologies if this has already been posted.



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Basically you can register through the Rock Radio site and get free tickets for one Salford game. I think the idea is to get new fans in to experience the sport ahead of your big move next season. It seems a really good idea and I hope it brings bigger gates for you. From what I can see on the site they'll be doing the pre-match entertainment too



Worth a couple of mins to fill in and get some free tickets, plus tune in: it's a great station

P.S. Before this gets flagged for free advertising: I'm in no way affiliated with Rock Radio. I'm just a Wire fan who heard about this and though the Reds fans might like some free tickets

Thanks for this, it's good to know that the Partnership is working and will benefit both Salford and RL in general.





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They do refer to SALFORD as manchesters most proffesssional rl team...

Yet another example of how Salford business's and their associates attach themselves to the Manchester brand name. Something I personally believe is becoming a little misguided considering the heightened profile of the city of Salford. (The Quays, The Lowry and Media City for example.) Perhaps about time we changed the rhetoric started gloating about the Salford brand name?

Perhaps manchester city might try and attach themselves to our success





RP if you move away from here you will find the advertising for the Lowry and Media City, states Manchester as well, i like to phone that furniture store on regent rd ordsall, that gives manchester as its address and ask them for directions to get there, normally ends with, "no that can't be right thats Salford not Manchester, i won't bother buying anything if don't know where you are how bad could your products be."

This could also be another case of simply not being aware of any difference (however slight that maybe). I'm doing a project with a few Manchester lads at uni based around Salford. Until I told them (or rather drilled it home) none of them were aware that Salford wasn't part of Manchester or that's it's city in its own right - even though one of them was born in Hope Hospital and another has lived his whole life in Salford. Neither were they bothered.

Sorry chief that says more about him than Salford, I take it he's not studying Geography of History?

I could a reel off a number of Salford lads who count themselves as Mancs. I'm sure you could as well.

Not friends of mine

I never said friends.