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1. Help needed

Salford Advertiser, Thursday 22 February 2007
SALFORD Reds are scouring the globe for goal kicking specialists in a bid to correct a major weakness.

2. Harlequins RL 18 Salford City Reds 18

Salford Advertiser, Thursday 22 February 2007
SALFORD City Reds played poorly, fell victim to some shocking refereeing decisions and were again left counting the cost of failing to recruit a top class goal kicker to replace the departed Chris Charles.

3. Salford Reds 26 Leeds Rhinos 30

Salford Advertiser, Thursday 15 February 2007
YOU just knew Salford's Super League opener with Leeds was going to end in heartbreak.

4. Salford centre ‘world class’

Salford Advertiser, Thursday 15 February 2007
SALFORD City Reds will look to make the most of having 'one of the best centres in the world' as they bid to make the Super League play-offs for the second year running.

5. Reds thankful for Hill snub

Salford Advertiser, Thursday 15 February 2007
LUKE Dorn is being tipped to prove himself to be a better buy than former Australian Test ace Scott Hill when Salford City Reds travel to Harlequins on Saturday, February 17, kick-off 6pm.

6. ‘We can do it’

Salford Advertiser, Thursday 8 February 2007
SALFORD skipper Malc Alker and new centre signing Gray Viane are tipping the Reds to finally end their Leeds hoodoo in Sunday's Super League opener at The Willows.

7. Salford City Reds 15 Wigan Warriors 20

Salford Advertiser, Thursday 8 February 2007
IT'S fair to say that Phil Bailey won't be on Malc Alker's Christmas card list this year.

8. Fitzy out for season?

Salford Advertiser, Thursday 1 February 2007
SALFORD City Reds coach Karl Harrison fears that Karl Fitzpatrick could end up missing the entire 2007 Super League season after snapping his Achilles tendon.

9. ‘I want to end club hopping’

Salford Advertiser, Thursday 1 February 2007
GRAY Viane is determined to prove that he is no Super League jinx by helping Salford City Reds achieve even greater heights in the forthcoming season.

10. Salford City Reds 12 Warrington Wolves 24

Salford Advertiser, Thursday 1 February 2007
THERE were plenty of encouraging signs for Salford fans on Sunday despite the disappointing result.
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