Salford Red Devils supporters will once again conduct another peaceful protest march this week ahead of their home game with Catalans Dragons \u2013 should it go ahead \u2013 with one of their former stars set to be in attendance.<\/p>\n
Red Devils supporters group The 1873 have arranged two protests against the club\u2019s ownership thus far. The first was set for in advance of their home game with Wakefield Trinity last month \u2013 but that game was cancelled after the club pleaded with the Rugby Football League for it to be called off due to concerns over player welfare.<\/p>\n
However, a peaceful protest still went ahead which garnered significant media attention and the group repeated their plans ahead of their stunning win over Warrington Wolves last weekend.<\/p>\n
There were incredible scenes at full-time at the Halliwell Jones Stadium after that game with Salford\u2019s players even holding up a flag that had The 1873 written on it, in a show of unity between fans and staff against the crisis that has engulfed the club.<\/p>\n
Salford have a huge week ahead, with a winding-up order set to be heard in court on Wednesday, with the club owing HMRC in excess of \u00a3700,000. That means there is a possibility the club may not even get to Thursday night\u2019s game with Catalans Dragons.<\/p>\n
MARCH WITH US \ud83d\udd25\ud83d\udc79<\/p>\n
Two marches. Thousands of voices. A fan base united.<\/p>\n
But the fight isn\u2019t finished.<\/p>\n
Thursday vs Catalan, we go again \u2013 our BIGGEST, LOUDEST, MOST VISUAL protest yet.<\/p>\n
The spirit of Salford.<\/p>\n
The 1873 pic.twitter.com\/Stb8B7jyzm<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 The 1873 (@The1873_) August 31, 2025<\/a><\/p>\n But should it go ahead, the fans will protest yet again \u2013 and former Red Devils star Ryan Brierley is set to join them for that game, too, it is understood.<\/p>\n Brierley will march with Salford fans after he left the club to join Championship side Oldham. In leaving the club, he admitted he hoped his painful exit would at least provide a short-term financial boost for the stricken Super League side.<\/p>\n Salford fans will march a similar route to the one before the cancelled Wakefield game, with meeting points at Salford Roosters rugby league club and then at Barley Farm, just before the stadium. They will then march to the Salford Community Stadium.<\/p>\n MONDAY\u2019S READS ON LRL<\/p>\n \ud83d\udc49\ud83c\udffb 11 Conclusions: Sam Burgess sack, Tristan Sailor issue, George Williams\u2019 England hopes<\/a><\/p>\n \ud83d\udc49\ud83c\udffb The Super League players facing bans including Leeds Rhinos and Hull FC stars<\/a><\/p>\n \ud83d\udc49\ud83c\udffb Super League injury room: St Helens and Wigan Warriors left sweating after fresh blows<\/a><\/p>\n \ud83d\udc49\ud83c\udffb Former Warrington Wolves star Chris Sandow sent to prison Down Under<\/a><\/p>\n \ud83d\udc49\ud83c\udffb Super League attendance watch: Hull KR break 41-year record as two further clubs post five-figure crowds<\/a><\/p>\n