Not a bad game, sounded a decent atmosphere on TV.

Well done Salford on the win.

You are not for one second suggesting that Salford fans would prefer to take their missus/ girlfriend out are Ya..................This is stretching credulity somewhat. Dont you think

17% up on Salford's last Saturday evening televised Superleague game (v Bradford). A step in the right direction no?

Nice to see that in 4 pages on this thread we've managed a handful of comments on the game. I think both teams showed that they can play good rugby in patches but need to up the intensity and consistency.

It was a most entertaining game, and I'd agree with your analysis. As Alexs Dad has already pointed out, Myler looks a great prospect. Celtic need to learn how to start a game, but showed some very good rugby when they finally warmed to the pace.

The atmosphere seemed good – and it was interesting to see Thierry Alibert have a very good, confident (he's not scared to make a call himself) game in charge after all the claims about how awful he is and how he can't speak the lingo etc.

I thought he did alright. When he reffed us last year he really did seem to rely on the touchies (or crowd) far too much but backed himself last night. Don't know how he'll go with the likes of Leeds and Saints where he'll have players in his face after every decision.

No the players don't do that!

I know they don't because according to the majority of posters on this site the players are lttle angels and NEVER EVER do anything wrong!

My thoughts too.

They'll improve and pick up a few scalps along the way, same goes for Salford.

When Celtic finally got to grips with the speed of the game , They started to cause Salford some problems . I like Celtics expansive style of rugby there trying to play.

reminded me of catalans in their first year. they finished bottom then but look at how they've progressed.

I think that's a very fair analysis.

why, thank you

Celtic will beat a few teams this year. They've got plenty of talent and play very attractive rugby when they throw the ball about.

I was surprised we got as many as 4,000 there last night. I'm a Salford season ticket holder but as soon as the game was switched to Valentine's Day my desire to remain attached to my wedding tackle exceeded my desire to attend the match.

4,000 clearly (as I'd be surprised if Celtic had 26 there*) which will, on better times and dates no doubt increase by a good few hundred maybe a thousand.

*that's not a dig at Celtic BTW.

Questions need to be asked of Sky IMO. In the past few years we've been on TV at home against the likes of Harlequins, Catalans and Wakefield on a regular basis. Not only does it not present Salford in a good light but it doesn't present SL in a good light either. Clearly they want to meet their contractual obligations to the teams as early in the season as possible but some common sense wouldn't go amiss.

Err yes