Cheers Budgie I'm well aware of "Jean" and his multiple personality disorder, hence the "faux" remark.

Aye, sod the 'wind up' merchant. Salford are having a brilliant season, and they are good to watch also.

What in heaven's name was "good to watch" about Salford last night? The sight of Tuimoala "Fatso" Lolohea waddling around the ground?

Salford won't be causing much trouble IF they do make the top 5, just tell me who exactly IF we make the top 5 we have to worry about, have we not played any decent teams yet ? who are these teams we need to ourselves over ? are we still to play the Roosters and Melbourne ? or just some super league sides most of which we have handed them there s.

I just don't get it. It must really hurt.

Because "this imbecile" is one of the most astute analysts of rugby league in the northern hemisphere. The truth sometimes hurts, but it would be better for you to respect other people's talents and opinions rather than denigrating them with cheap and foolish outbursts, in the manner of Donald Trump.

The fact is that Salford is going nowhere in 2019 as far as silverware is concerned. It just doesn't have the playing roster to make it to Old Trafford.

At least you're admitting you're an imbecile. That's progress Jean. Don't let anyone take that away from you.

Salford are certainly a lot more entertaining to watch then Warrington or Saints for 50th time this year, or Catalans who just play to decapitate.

Ian Watson for coach of the year for me. It’s be a travesty if it’s Holbrook.

Whoosh!

At no time did I admit to being an imbecile. That is why "this imbecile" was in quotes. Your comprehension of the English language leaves a lot to be desired.

Justin Holbrook is a gentleman and a great coach of rugby league players. His success this year with St Helens has been noted around the world, and has rightly earned him a Head Coach appointment in the NRL, the greatest rugby league competition in the world. Justin Holbrook surely deserves the title of coach of the year, especially since St Helens are near certainties to win the Grand Final at Old Trafford -- a sporting event that Ian Watson's Salford has no chance of attending.

I do realise this. It was a little joke, Jean. You see, because everyone on here thinks you are ACTUALLY an imbecile, it resonates with them and gives them a chuckle.

Do you have a job Jeanette? Genuinely, I'm curious, as it appears you have major social issues which will impact your ability to build relationships in the real world.

Traffic warden perhaps?



Btw, top 5 is more than satisfactory for a team of "also rans", anything else will be a massive bonus.

PS. "Astute analyst"?

Inept Anal waffler more like.

Didn't Price say in his post match interview that Wire only returned to training on Wednesday after their CC win? By my reckoning that's a full 4 days after Wembley. Whilst I appreciate players should celebrate success (although as a Salford fan I have no concept of what success actually is

) isn't it unprofessional to spend Sat/Sun/Mon on the pi$$ (assuming that Tuesday was a "recovery" day) and then turn up for one training session before an important league game?

For such a "huge", professionally run club as Wire that's pretty amateur.