I thought I read somewhere last week it was Wednesday they were due to arrive? but you are correct... according to the Trinity club website they arrived today and Lee Smith released to Union….Whether the new players will be fresh and acclimatised to the chill of Barton remains to be seen?.. … got a feeling Tim Smith could work some magic Sunday against his old club …We did well at Warrington particularly the second half and after the season we endured last year… I am allowing myself some blind optimism for a change.

I'm so embarrassed with the win, I mean I'd of much preferred to lose the game being honest.
(Lord give me strength)

what an insult to a hard working wakefield side , hope youve shared your extraordinary insight on there board aswell , run along

I think the only thing Salford really have to worry about is the half backs getting injured.
Clearly there is more in the team and I reckon they'll be entertaining to watch this season.

Wakefield played well and are on the up recently. Disappointed we didn't win, and I think will give us a good start to our season just by proving we can compete.
For Salford a lot of it was about getting over the line for the first win.

It's a long way to go from bottom to top but I reckon you'll enjoy giving it to the big guns.

Got to be honest, left the ground feeling a little underwhelmed, but on reflection I believe there are some major plus points:

1) For roughly the first twenty minutes, I saw Salford team absolutely dominate their opponents.

2) Even though we were poor in the second half, and didn't have much in the way of possession, we scrambled really well in defence and didn't give away our lead. Also, let's not forget we conceded one try to an interception.

3) There were some really strong punishing runs from forwards and backs, all through the game. In the second half, strong carriers from players like Hock and Pulletua, in particular, relieved a great deal of pressure.

silly boy.