he has gone move on.

I didn't have any disdain for Salford at all until they were bought out. Suddenly they became world beaters and better than everyone else.

I didn't mind the willows actually. I think the new one lacks the character that 100 years of heritage gives you

It happens with every club and all our money". You can almost envisage them to be the sort of person that comes up in the street with a wad of £50 notes and just rubs it in your face at every opportunity about how they have lots of cash.

I liked Koukash when he first took over at Salford and had no gripe with them. I certainly don't wish them to go bust, fail. But it's the whole circus in the media that has occurred since then and some of the comments regarding aspects such as the cap that have both frustrated me and annoyed me.

Then add in the pomposity and elitist attitude of some of their fans, not only here, but also on Twitter and I have lost a lot of respect for them as a club.

As much as we have this feud with Wakefield and what have you, at this moment in time I'd much rather have them in Super League because at least both clubs are in pretty much the same boat and have much more of an appreciation than some of these top clubs who haven't a clue or are run by people with rich owners (not including Salford who can't be defined as a top club yet).

yeah, it's like a homeless person winning the lottery isn't it. They spend ages asking for spare change and fearing it's the end - then suddenly they're better than all of the people (such as myself) who wished them all the best when they were on the brink.

And by "all the best" I meant prosperity. Now they are prospering they think it's clever to take the mick out of the people who had also feared for their future.

It's a shame that they're doing their other fans an injustice. I've heard of short-sightedness but it's unreal how fast memories are wiped by £ signs