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Swinton Lions have introduced plans to rebrand as Manchester Lions for the 2020 season. The Championship club have filed an application for a change of title into the Rugby Football League, although officials insist they will retain their Swinton identity by keeping the colours and including the return of the renowned white'V' over the blue top. Swinton state the change is required to guarantee the club's financial equilibrium by broadening its appeal and to capitalise on the 2021 World Cup, together with the City of Manchester Council and Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council acting as hosts. A statement from the club said:"This choice is definitely not for shareholder gain, however contrary to the legitimate need to procure a future of their club and also save it from extinction. "It is also worth noting that the board have reversed several firm approaches to unite other clubs from the immediate ago but these approaches are rejected since they were insecure and could do nothing to safeguard the lineage of the Lions as a standalone historical club. "The plank firmly believe there is a significant opportunity to broaden the appeal of Swinton by becoming THE rugby league team Manchester." Swinton, who abandoned their Station Road ground say the club will continue to play at Heywood Road in Sale and plans to build a residence that is new at Agecroft are not likely to come to fruition. Read more: https://conservativewatchnews.org/ufc-sites