Quote: SpainesRoadFartown "Salford fans could be in a spot of bother with there homophobic chants too'" Poor attempt at trolling but I'll humour you ... I think #7 is what you're looking for.... https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dicti ... glish/bent

Quote: SpainesRoadFartown "Salford fans could be in a spot of bother with there homophobic chants too'" Poor attempt at trolling but I'll humour you ... I think #7 is what you're looking for.... https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dicti ... glish/bent

You tell me LeBron, your obsession is touching yet a tad unnerving.

Probably turn up once a season for a Wembley or GF appearance.

A few poor decisions by Thaler and his blind assistants but no complaints about the result at all. Saints were quicker, smarter, more physical and dominated the game. We can't compete with that on our resources so it was a shot to nothing tonight. Hopefully the knocks we picked up aren't too bad but fear Mossop could be a few weeks and if Jacko gets a timeout for concussion then that's him missing Catalans away, which is a big miss against a Catalans side yet to hit their straps.

Big month coming up for us with some tough games so need to dig in now and try and pick up a shock win or 2.

He was only chasing down makinson who tonight ran like a slug, twice in open play failed to cross the line, now had it been Johnstone his tongue would of been down by his knees trying to keep up

Did the handful or so Salford fans at any point attempt to get behind their own side? From what I heard on tv they were more interested in baiting the woolybacks rather than backing the Salford players. Their team has improved immeasurably from a year ago and 26-4 slightly flattered Saints.

Meanwhile Tommy Makinson plays for a team who are top of the league and have won every game so far while Johnstone plays for a team who are 9th and lost to London.

This whole ‘let’s moan everytime Saints get a dubious decision’ is mind blowingly boring. It is just about impossible for any referee to get every decision right and generally the team who are on the front foot and dominating will get the majority of incorrect decisions to their way. You also fail to mention that Peyroux had a penalty go against him in the first half even though Hastings had hold of him first. Saints won because they were by far the better team, get over it. That isn’t just aimed at you, it’s aimed at about half of Leeds also.

Be interesting to see his stats for jumping the defensive line and giving tries away

To be honest, as a neutral the team didn’t really matter. If Salford had scored two tries from clearly incorrect decisions, I’d have said the same thing. My point was that whilst decisions do tend to even themselves out, and Salford may have has have some dubious penalties go in their favourtoo, the ones that went against them were costly and obviously incorrect.
Given I wrote the post at half time, I’m not quite sure how I need to “get over” Saints winning, as they hadn’t at the time.

Apart from which it was exactly the same last week against Leeds. I know A118 118 is a Saints apologist but anyone can see they're getting the calls at the moment. As for the number of incorrect tries/non tries being sent up in Saints favour...

It wasn’t aimed at you that bit but there definitely is a lot of anti-saints drivel written on this forum. The whole moaning last week after the Leeds game was embarrassing given that only two major decisions were wrong, one for saints and one for Leeds. As I say as well, whilst there were two decisions wrongly given to Saints, Peyroux should have had a penalty on the Salford line and had a try wrongly disallowed in the second half.

Er.. Because if the ref is consistently sending them up with the wrong decision in 1 teams favour it shows they're getting the calls from the ref. That is who we're talking about here, isn't it?

If you genuinely believe the reffing/calls were even handed in the Leeds game I pity you. Every fan is biased towards their own team but that takes it to a whole other level. At least acknowledge you're getting the rub of the green at the moment. It's not a slight on your team, but a comment on the current refereeing standards.