Thanks for your "concern", we had around 8k last week, it seems Leeds aren't as big a draw as Wigan

Hardaker was very good under the high ball as was Handley. Golding looks very nervous.

Overall good win with the crap weather, Easter schedule and a few injuries.

Thanks for your opinion. Not sure how its arrogant, childish I accept

Id love to see 8k+ crowds at Salford, unfortunately in the next year it ain't likely to happen. Trying Salford history and attracting big crowds

Whilst your post is intended as a dig at Leeds, it only highlights how poorly Salford are run. Let's face facts, Leeds are current league leaders, missing several key players which added to the possibilty of a lose for us, the team who has been most successful over the last decade which any aspiring club (for example Salford) should inspire to be like......and we "aren't a big enough draw"

If Salford can't draw for Leeds....then just look at most of the other clubs in SL and realise how big a problem that is for you.

Just watched the highlights, I know he is only a young kid but Golding made some awful errors out there. I'd be tempted to have a look at Ryan Jones on the wing instead next week.

why can't you attract fans?

you would expect that the biggest increase in attendances would occur when your club moves to a brand new stadium would you not?

im pretty sure that the saints and warrington both increased their crowds after their moves to new stadiums

more importantly for you you salford fans is what else it will take to make you want to go watch the side every week?

after all your fans havn't supported either a new stadium or even a huge investment in players have they?

Some embarrasing comments from Leeds fans on here, and at the game. It's easy being a Leeds fan. Slagging off Salford fans because their stadium has certain issues (as if Headingley is perfection) and their crowds aren't huge is pathetic.

A decent win but not a great performance. Golding was a bit of a concern at times, when Hardaker was at the back the whole thing seemed a lot more certain. But Handley stood up well again and the win was all that mattered in those conditions really.

Stats from the game. www.superleague.co.uk/report/11121

Stats from the game. www.superleague.co.uk/report/11121

Golding went well in very harsh conditions, kids only 18 and only his second game. That wind was shocking. Was right behind him when they had the try disalllowed first half. The ball stopped dead in mid air and went back and sideways at great speed. As Clarke would say uncatchable.

As young wingers go he's not small at all, he's got the frame to pack on a fair pit of timber I think. He reminds me of a young Hardaker in that respect.

Agreed. Leeds fans are very lucky that they support such a well run and succesful club. Who you support is purely an acciden of your birthplace, unless you're a glory hunting bandwagon jumper; and w have a few of those.

I've stood on terraces in attendances of less than 7k watching Leeds teams on a par with this Salford team. I suspect those who feel superior about our attendances weren't stood there with me.

Remember scraping wins at home to paris and Workington enabling us to stay up. they were terrible days. go to internationals and cup finals and we were a laughing stock

You're restoring my opinion that Leeds fans a generally a one of the better breed of rl supporter hopefully we'll start getting things right on and off the pitch and the crowds will follow

while he's definately tall enough and has the frame to put on some muscle in the future, the official website lists him as being about 12 and a half stone at the minute (not sure how accurate it is, mind), so still a lot smaller than most first team wingers

certainly doesnt seem out of place though, and obviously doesnt mind doing the work either