Dont agree.

Many out of work coaches about plus a few in work.

There is 1 man though for me head and shoulders above and SS should get the next 747 to sign up Mr Duneman.

How long has Dunnerman been a coach? At reserve grade I presume he will have ideas but as being recently retired will be cheap and a gamble

our current coach has coached at state of origin level which means he has performed at the very top level and knows what is needed to reach them levels on the field.

If parish departs then the next coach will be a puppet on a string exactly what we don't need at salford

In Matt we trust - just let's hope the board do

I've said it before but if Parish was surprised by Salford then he is largely to blame.

Clubs will oversell themselves, any employer does. What I would ahve expected Matt to do is ask questions, do some research. Lets face it he only had to speak to a fellow Origin coach in John Cartwright to fact find, not exactly difficult is it?

Maybe he has come over here expecting to be able to change things and be working with only the best, well time to get real Matt and put some of your experience and great ideas into practice.

I expect to see improvement from last season and a team that appears to ahve a game plan and know what the rest are doing.

I expect to see players fit enough for the sport or punished.

If Parish leaves go for David Kidwell.

With the greatest of respect for Salford and many other clubs, why would anybody want to throw money into a rugby league club.It's not as though your buying any assets for your money, other than the players if you want to include them in the asset register, although the way they chop and change clubs now I doubt that would be prudent.With the exception of possibly three or four clubs you are never going to get a premium on your investment in the long term, hence the reason there arn't ques of backers knocking the doors down of Salford or anywhere else.For many the ownership of a Rugby club is at best an ego trip.