Normally, after a defeat on a Friday night, my weekend feels somewhat deflated. Not so this weekend. The result was secondary on Friday. I feel privelidged to have been there at the start of Dr. Koukash's "journey". The team deserved their applause at the end. You can criticise a few things that occurred on the pitch, but what's different about that? The team played as a team. They showed full commitment. Any right minded fan will fully understand given the circumstances surrounding the occasion. There is absolutely no need to bleat, None whatsoever .

Even taking last year into consideration the swirl appears to affect Salford more than the opposition. If anything you would think it would help Salford considering it's our home and we know about it.

or perhaps we just can't catch

On the few times we were close enough to the Wigan line to put in a really testing kick we went most of the time along the ground. We need to make use of the high ball more than we do if the weather and configuration of the ground makes for testing conditions.
One thing may be that we don't get the chance to practice at the venue so it could be a case this becomes part of the game plan more if/when the Doc gets his share and we are able to use the ground and pitch itself.

We do miss Ratchford's cloud bursting up 'n' unders , especially with the lightness of the new Rhino ball & the notable breeze .

Fages 40/20 & his Chip & collect show we have got some options but until the team beds in an takes advantage of these situations

Marc Sneyd can,and has,put kicks in which results in the ball coming back down with snow on.
Tomkins got off lightly.
While it is easy to criticise the latest development must be for a reason rlClick For Storyrl