I heard someone today suggest MK threw a bottle at IH. Highly unlikely that IH is going to be back at Salford anyway

Doubt we'll see Harris again, pity really as he has brought in many ideas that will stand the club in good stead, if we're honest he was the wrong man for the job being as young and inexperienced as he is - oddly the deficiences he has are the strengths that Sheens brings to the table.

The team's attacking style under Harris was far too conservative for my liking. It was all about safety, territory and percentages with ball in hand but the effect was nullified by giving away numerous silly penalties. I think this is where the frustration has come from leading to many penalties and suspensions this year.

The players didn't seem to me to be enjoying playing to such a rigid system. All the best teams play on the front foot, they aren't afraid of taking a few chances and inevitably make a few errors. If you have footballers in your team you have to allow them to play what they see rather than just performing like pre-programmed robots. We just need to work hard on our defence and discipline to get to the level of the top teams, that's the main difference.

Harris did take us to the next level.
Aggressive defence is unusual at Salford and he put that in place,which will stand us in good stead. The suspensions are easy to put at his door,coaching Hock to use his knees and clatter referees plus the demonising of Chase by Sky and the RFL. These weren't his fault. Hauraki has previous,thank goodness,and the rest were run of the mill.
We were going well until losing both halves and,as yesterday showed,you can do without one but not both.
Harris surely had his failings but he left us considerably better off than he found us,and I was a Noble fan.

Yes Harris brought robustness, endurance and aggression to Salford but the team just lacked discipline and finesse. Although I appreciate a combination of losing Longy and the key absentees would of had a detrimental effect on our offence this year.

What?! Are you forgetting that the club was in utter crisis mode just two weeks ago, problems that seem to have mysteriously vanished almost instantaneously since Harris left? Or that the team has won more matches in the last 8 days than it did in the previous three months under Harris?

The so called crisis was financial and related to
Locke,TP and alleged unpaid debts.
I thought Vickers had been fingered, on here, for that misdemeanour,not Harris who,as far as I know,isn't responsible for paying the invoices.
Look,I don't have a problem with Harris leaving,I'm just giving balance before the usual ritual stoning occurs,without realising that it already had !

Harris' recruitment was far superior to that of Nobles. I cant think of one bad signing he made, apart from the short term loans of Michael Platt and Wayne Godwin. He has spent Marwan's money wisely for me, which will benefit us after his departure.

I'm not defending anyone here but I just can't accept players claiming non payment, numerous CCJ's and a winding up petition is simply down to our CEO's incompetence. OK I know Vickers has publicly been shamed as the fall guy by the owner, but I'm not that naive to buy it.

Totally agree,I wasn't castigating Vickers at all but just saying that he'd been hung out to dry, and saying you can't lay that at Harris' door

I know. I just wanted to offer my opinion on this subject.