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SALFORD RED DEVILS REDUCE PRICES TO GET CROWD FOR LONDON BRONCOS
 

Star date: 16th September 2016

KIDS UP TO 17 FREE AND ADULTS FOR A TENNER TO SEE SALFORD

In Salford Red Devils' hour of need for major support, they've reduced prices for tomorrow's 3pm crunch match against London Broncos at the AJ Bell Stadium. Here Simon Williams previews this game with a review of the annihilation of Featherstone Rovers last week.

Preview and review here...


Tomorrow's entrance to see the Salford Red Devils play London Broncos in the crunch qualifier is kids up to 17 free and adults a tenner if booked in advance. So get behind the team as we enter two real cup finals to save our season.

For the Broncos home game we need another big score and I'm sure you will enjoy the game as the team are hitting form after a recent blip. We are Salford and we don't do `easy'!

Last week Salford boosted their Super League survival hopes with a 70-16 rout of Featherstone Rovers. The Red Devils ran in 13 tries and had nine different try scorers with Junior Sa'u, Ben Murdoch-Masila, Josh Jones and Weller Hauraki all claiming two, and others coming from Daniel Vidot, Niall Evalds, Logan Tomkins, Michael Dobson and Olsi Krasniqi.

Stand-off Gareth O'Brien added 18 points as he landed nine goals from twelve attempts. It was Salford's second win in the Qualifiers and they now face further Championship opposition in their final two games in the shape of London Broncos and Batley as they aim to retain their Super League status.

After the Featherstone game I caught up with a few fans. Ryan Wilde said: "After Morley's rallying call this week it did the job, the lads were on fire"; Craig Piggot from Winton said: "I cannot wait for Saturday's tv game against London, more of the same!"

It was brilliant to see smiling faces coming out of the AJ Bell after what has really been a roller coaster of a season. Two more big wins and we could even finish 3rd , and miss the Million Pound Game. Most of all, our club really does need the fans at the moment. So let's get behind them and Keep the Faith!

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