Looking at salfords performance and comments of other fellow fans were saying in the shed last night made me think to myself SALFORD re just not ready for superleague. Its a big steup from last season. I think mcrae is doin a good job, if you look on the salford he has apologised to us fans about the performance. I dont think it will be till we start getting in to may that we will be playing superleauge standards.
Now that there is no relagation from Super League, teams like Salford and Celtic will be able to build their squad to Super League standards for next season, whereas previously the new team would not have the chance to do so, as they would just end up in Nl1 after the end of a pathetic season.
I'm not interested in his apology just his resignation. Last years success was inspite of McRae not because of him and his tactics are amateurish at best!!!
No relegation has created a comfort zone for players who just want to pick up their money. If we were as incompetant as them we would be sacked!!!
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Love him or hate him, 163 consecutive appearances should make Stuart Littler a Salford legend in anyone's book :Others/NA.JPG
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Love him or hate him, 163 consecutive appearances should make Stuart Littler a Salford legend in anyone's book 
