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1. Smith signs for Reds
Salford Advertiser, Friday 8 August 2008KIWI Test star Jeremy Smith has today signed for the Salford City Reds.
2. Ready to be a hero again
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 7 August 2008SALFORD’S Chris Hoy is looking to cement his status as a genuine track cycling superstar by winning three gold medals at the Beijing Olympics later this month.
3. Kidd fails to boost squad
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 7 August 2008PAUL Kidd failed in his bid to strengthen his Swinton Lions squad before the National League Two transfer window slammed shut on Tuesday night.
4. Nash is staying
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 7 August 2008PROP Stephen Nash has agreed to stay at Salford next year and the Reds expect fellow young guns Stephen Bannister and Luke Adamson to soon follow suit.
5. European hero
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 7 August 2008SWIMMING: Salford’s James Doolan is celebrating after winning a relay gold medal and an individual silver at the European Junior Championships in Belgrade.
6. We will Ram home our advantage
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 7 August 2008MALCOLM ALKER COLUMN: "WE are now just one win away from securing the league leaders’ shield – and I have every confidence that we will get that win at home to Dewsbury Rams this Friday.
7. Cup delight
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 7 August 2008TWO local cricket clubs lifted trophies at the weekend with Monton and Weaste beating Heywood by seven wickets in the Central Lancashire League’s Wood Cup final and Walkden overcoming Tonge by three wickets in the Bolton League’s Hamer Cup final.
8. Impressive medal haul in Wales
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 7 August 2008SWIMMING: A group of 12 City of Salford Club members made a big splash at the National Welsh Championships in Swansea, winning four gold, eight silver and 10 bronze medals.
9. Halifax 18 Salford City Reds 36
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 7 August 2008SALFORD produced a thoroughly professional performance against their main title rivals to all but secure the league leaders’ shield.
10. Swinton Lions 36 Hunslet Hawks 20
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 7 August 2008THE Gods finally smiled on Swinton at the weekend as their nightmare seven-game losing streak came to an end.