Herein lies the problem - whilst the fans will adamantly declare "Salford till I die" a percentage of the team aren't committed to "Salford while I'm here" judging by last nights display. I hope its a blip and I eat my words.............

all the players should be on one year conracts give them something to play for

Excellent first post, welcome to the board.

We'll look forward to more insightful comments soon!

Better than your first 2483 posts tbf.....

Who are these kids you talk about?surely not the ones I watched play Castleford reserves yesterday.Only two of those Ratchford and Sidlow look anywhere near Super League level and McRae knows this.To throw them all into the first team at the moment would ruin them for the future.You think 52-16 looks bad,try 100-16 a few times and see what our licence application looks like.
I'm not being complacent,the last two performances have been abysmal,but let McRae sort it out. He's right,the pace of Super League is what's killing us at the moment,as it does most teams that get promoted.Remember under Karl Harrison did we lose something like 10 on the trot?yet he managed to improve us gradually by not panicking until it went tits up in the final season.

You've answered your own question then haven't you





OK I'll wait three years then

seems like many on here think like you as well, only I'll watch by ceefax if thats the case



Can't understand why anyone who thinks just because we've got a three year licence we shouldn't be competetive yet, its not stopped Wakefield, Castleford and Hull KR

FFS

Try a flare along with the bottles



Someone among your ranks know who they are, report them to your club and get them banned

On the other front, you were always going to struggle as we did last year, give it time and you will improve, this year will be a long painfull one but it will get better

As several Cas fans have posted on here,they struggled at first last season.Now look at them.

I've watched Salford for over 40 years and apart from the 70s when we were bankrolled by Brian Snape,and a few flashes in the pan in between,Salford have always been the same.Coaches come,coaches go,players come,players go,Salford struggle in the top division and are too good for the lower tier. The common denominator over all these years has been the poor amateur scene around the Salford area and poor crowds,meaning we've not been able to afford the top players who would have made a difference.We are in the same position now, and unless we get an influx of cash from the stadium(i'm not holding my breath on that one) we'll continue to struggle to compete.
P.S One thing worse than watching Salford live is listening on the radio or watching Ceefax.Now THAT will drive you mad.

Salford were rubbish saturday, there are no easy games in superleague now, win your home games nick the odd one away and see where we go from there.

As for going/not going hand on heart his salford side arnt that bad, compaired to some of the rugby served up by the shirts in the past, the reason it is poor is because its all about percentages with McRAE there isnt a flow in the moves its all very bitty.

Its not the Salford i fell in love all them years ago with but times change, people change, players change, coaches change, you have to adapt the way to feel best to get the most of out of it for you, if that means looking at the bigger picture in life then so be it.
Salford is a massive part of everyones lives cut it out and you become another person IMO

You clearly didn't see the incident!! No flares were thrown onto the pitch!!

Before anyone starts i'm not condoning objects being thrown onto the pitch! Some people need to get their facts right though before things get massively blown out of all proportion as in this case!