ricky sherriffe and worrincy are offiahs clients as well

I honestly think that some of Myler's prospective "employers" (not to mention their fans) are showing a fair bit of arrogance in thinking that ANY move by this talented lad to THEIR club as opposed to him staying at Salford is a "knocking bet".

You may be right in the end but that's total disrespect for our club.

We may have been a yo yo team in recent years but at least we've run an honest and transparent club when it comes to the salary cap etc.

The only other thing about this whole business that bugs me is that Offiah appears to be using his new (other) career as a TV pundit/guest summariser to sales pitch young Myler to anyone that is prepared to listen.

I just hope that he makes the best decision for himself, as our game can be cruel with injuries.

If he stays .....great: if he goes "ll the best Richie".

As a Wire fan I must disagree with the earlier posting saying we had the best fans. When things are going well, we are fantastic, but when things are going bad, we always look for a scapegoat, Rodwell, Clarke, King, Briers etc.

I've been to games as a neutral such as Leeds and Wigan and I totally agree that we show more passion than those fans.

I've always been impressed by salford fans and the way the get behind their team through thick and thin, but mostly thin. My only criticism of you is the lack of fans. For a city your size, you should be pulling more in.

You need success at the top level ( by success i mean regualar playoff football and win more than you lose) to attract a crowd, we wont be able to achieve this if other clubs keep nicking our best talent so we can build a team to compete.

I'm surprised it took four minutes. Massif; not massive.

then you write this on the dire forum, I take it you pin your flag on every mast. Did they get you on the cheap are you good cop and bad cop ! very poor ...