Is Harris the right man for the job probably not but removing him now would plunge us into a bit of a crisis.

I think there is a consensus that the hooking position is a major area of weakness. With that in mind I would take a risk on trying to sign Paul Carter. He was recently cut by the Gold Coast Titans because of 2 drink driving convictions. Howcver he is a quality player who won't get a club in the NRL for the foreseeable future.

Champions....good grief !

I don't think Harris is the coach to take Salford forward.

Reality is he's an inexperienced coach who has a team of many strong personalities and many chiefs. The feeling I get is that he doesn't have the dressing room and have Salford working as a team to the systems he wants to employ. Don't think he's strong enough to handle the players.

I think it's too big a task for Harris and it's the coach that's the problem.

Eh ?
we're not in the Championship yet , maybe next year

I have to disagree with this to an extent. Irrespective of how good/bad Harris is, it is the players who are consistently under-performing once they've stepped on to the pitch. There is a distinct lack of Leadership too, which was demonstrated by Hansen in between the Saint's tries - hands on hips, facing away from his team mates. Surely that's the ideal time to start motivating them, not ignoring them?

Something is clearly wrong behind the scenes but I can't quite put my finger on it. Hopefully we can start to turn a corner before it gets too late...

Looking at the Saints game alone, it will take more than a coach to make you win anything. It's not a technical issue, more one of motivation and team spirit. Do those players want to be at Salford? Are they committed to the same level the players at the other SL clubs are? I suspect they are not, given how many were turning their back in defense and refusing to offer themselves when in possession.