Didn't attend today due to working 6 day weeks on nights, wish I could have though. Listened on BBC Manc and it sounded like a very professional performance. We've not had much luck with overseas signings over the years but it sounds like Joel Moon is fast becoming a very important player for us. Seems like if he plays, we play well and have a lot more in the locker in attack.

It is also nice to see the opposition coach being kind about us - far too many times over the years when we've beaten other teams there hasn't been much credit paid to Salford; it was always blamed on them being off the boil or playing poorly. Same to the Bradford fans, a quick peek at their forum and a post on this thread shows them giving credit where credit is due.

Seems as though the league this year is a lot tighter, a lot of surprise results. Thinking about the pre-season games and how thin our squad looks, I could never have imagined us getting four wins out of eight, very happy so far. We really need to get Matty Smith and Danny Williams signed up (who else is out of contract at the end of this season?) and hopefully can add another big prop to the squad for next year. Looking forward to the Challenge Cup draw tomorrow night, hoping for a home draw against a Super League team, hoping that the BBC would pick the game for live coverage and maybe expose us in our new ground to a few more Salfordians, and Mancunians.

Aside from that, how good were Saints just now! Good decision to part with Simmons?

Hasn't been too bad on injury front for us so far.

But hope you still take my point on board. Would rather see a side playing like you did in the playoffs, so I hope (and I'm pretty sure you wont) let this win go to your head. Lots of work for both sides still but even after that defeat I think both fans can hope for better fortunes come play-off time.

You know your teams played well when they're clapped off by oppo fans. Stayed to clap off every one of your lads as they thoroughly deserved it.

Looks like the Bulls have got bigger problems than poor ball control: www.sportinglife.com/rugbyleague ... ml&BID=480

Looks like the Bulls have got bigger problems than poor ball control: www.sportinglife.com/rugbyleague ... ml&BID=480

viewtopic.php?f=19&t=523090 It seems the Bulls are in big trouble with finances.Sad to see,but inevitable when you sell loads of cheap tickets etc.Yes you fill the terraces,but not the coffers.

viewtopic.php?f=19&t=523090 It seems the Bulls are in big trouble with finances.Sad to see,but inevitable when you sell loads of cheap tickets etc.Yes you fill the terraces,but not the coffers.

Its like a snowball running down a hill. The more success a club has , the more they have to keep on buying better players , and so the wage bill keeps on going up. The first time they dont win the cup or the league, prize money falls off , you lose a few thousand off the gate etc and you are on the slippery slope financial problems. A similar thing to Widnes a few years ago..