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    MIKE GRADY APPOINTED HEAD COACH OF SALFORD RED DEVILS WOMEN TEAM

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    Mike Grady has been announced as the new Salford Red Devils Women Head Coach.

    He will begin work with his new squad in pre-season, looking to build-on the progress made and earn promotion back to the Betfred Women’s Super League.

    Grady has worked in rugby league his entire life at both club and international level, bringing a wealth of experience to such an exciting role.

    In 2014, he landed his first Head Coach role at South Wales Scorpions, where he was nominated for Championship 1 Coach of the Year.

    Grady accepted an Assistant Coach role at Newcastle Thunder, before moving on to become Head Coach of North Wales Crusaders.

    After a stint at Cru, where he reached the League One Cup final, he was part of the coaching team that led Rochdale Hornets to the League One semi-final.

    He then joined John Kear at Widnes Vikings as Assistant Coach, alongside a role as Head Coach of the Spanish National Team

    In reaction to joining the club, Mike has said:

    ”I am delighted and excited to be given this opportunity to become Head Coach of the Women’s side, and to be part of such an iconic club like Salford.

    “It was an opportunity I could not turn down and I can’t wait to get started, and for the season ahead!”

    Managing Director, Paul King has added: “We are really pleased about Mike’s appointment.

    “After speaking to him about the role and our ambitions with the Women’s team, I was impressed by his enthusiasm to develop a rapidly growing part of our club.

    “From the Girls Development Academy, through to the first-grade, Mike is keen to get involved and create a pathway for young girls to be the next stars of Salford Red Devils.

    “He brings with him a wealth of experience at both club and international level, so I am excited to see what we can achieve together!”

    Women’s rugby league is growing at a rapid rate and this is the perfect chance to get involved.

    As a member of the clubs first-grade squad, you are handed a range of benefits, such as; free season tickets, full training kit and access to the club’s physio clinic, an S&C coach, a gym, multiple team building events, squad numbers, access to medical insurance and executive coach travel.

    If you are interested in joining Salford's Women’s team, please sign-up for the upcoming trails on November 27th & 29th. Click HERE to fill in the form.

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    About The Club

    Salford Red Devils,  now based at their new home at Salford City Stadium in Salford, are a prominent rugby league team with a strong presence in the sport. Established in 1873, the club has a distinguished history playing at their former ground 'The Willows' and has been a fixture in the Rugby Football League (RFL) for many years. 

    The Red Devils have undergone various transformations and rebranding efforts over the years, but they continue to be a significant force in the world of rugby league. Known for their passionate supporters and competitive spirit, Salford Red Devils have left an indelible mark on the sport's landscape.

    For the latest updates on Salford Red Devils, including news, match schedules, player profiles, and community outreach initiatives, you can visit their official club website: Salford Red Devils.

    This website serves as a central hub for fans to stay connected with the team's activities and progress. Whether you're a dedicated supporter or just curious about the Red Devils' journey, their website offers valuable insights into the club's history and its ongoing efforts in the world of rugby league.

     





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