I blame Kennedy and sale sharks

It was a particularly poor game, both sides didn't really have a clue. However, given our form (lost 4 of last 5) going into the game, I'd take a scratchy 2 points any day of the week at this stage. Salford were naff, we were not quite as naff, the weather was naff and Tim Roby naffer (for both sides I might add).

You say HKR were comfortable winners with a patched up side.

So surely in view of your comments it is Salford who are the worst team you have seen this season.

We have proved we can play great attacking rugby league at times and when we have the conditions and momentum like against Widnes, Bradford and London we have been good to watch. On two occassion when we have needed to grind out results we have failed though. Cas and HKR were winnable games that although certain things went against us we should still have the time to win the game.

Dobson was the difference between the teams. When they held onto the ball he built pressure with an excellent kicking game.

Bitterly disappointed with the result on Monday. We really could have won this one, even in the dying minutes.More so because the people who were there for the first time under the MENs offer will no doubt not bother again. I am fed up now [ after over 20 years of watching ] with being perrenial mid/bottom of table strugglers.Its a vicious circle, we need bigger crowds to afford better players. We wont get bigger crowds unless we win consistently, mainly against our closest rivals. Its no use getting the odd win here and there against a "BIG " team.Bigger gates = more cash.The only way forward is for big investment in players. Thats never going to happen with the present board.I know , I know , we wouldnt even be here without Wilky, but I just wish we could be taken over by someone with plenty of lolly, and get some top class players...

Shame that we always reserve our performances like that for any match that we try to build up as an occasion for the floating fans. Anyone who has been lured there on the whispers that Salford have become Super League's new entertainers will be asking for a refund under the trades description act. Anyone who has not watched us this season will think those of us who have, and have been waxing lyrical about the exciting brand of rugby we've been playing, have been on the meths