The right man for are club,Matt Parish.But buffoons above him.

Why don't you do us all a favour and stop it.

There are serious issues need discussing and you constantly try to turn this into a personal vendetta against Simms.

Think your energy would be better spent being positive about backing the coach rather than trying to point the finger of blame for all our ills on Simms.

He might moan all the time but Lance Todd is right on this point. How anyone can still think Steve Simms position is tenable truly beggars belief.

Agreed. Simms OUT, Tarry OUT..Problem is who would take over? Maybe James Foley COSS, Would be a good start!

Simms doesn't need replacing and as for Tarry I'm sure there would be many suitable applicants.

Elston at Wakey seems to have a lucky streak.

Parish goes up in my estimations more and more.

I hope he wins his battle and gets this club into this century.

Simms out he should never have been hear and Tarry should go if he was a Chief Exec anywhere apart from Salford someone would have sacked him years ago for not driving the business forward.

I've got to stick up for Lance Todd at the top, he is a moaner but I havent seen him once call parish as to him having a vendetta against Simms, its a pity we dont have more fans who are willing to say what they feel rather than kiss peoples behinds.

What is it with you I said Matt Parish is the best man for our club,surely you can understand that.I think Matt Parish
could go If he had been told untruths by those who interviewed him. I would hate that to happen!

If you had been part of the State of Origin,would you work under Simms and Tarry (Father Ted and Dougal).

I think this serious If he does not get is way he will go,This is not McRae who will just sit it out collect his cheque and tell his SKY buddies what really goes on.

There is a certain amount of irony going on here,

Who interviewed Parish, who got him to take the job?

Who got Harrison on board?

Simms has his faults but unless people know what restrictions he works under, what financial constraints he has to deal with I don't think we can say if someone else will do a better job.

Harrison said in a interview that at the end,he was let down at Salford who by,I wonder.

Have a look at is interview on the BBC Website It makes interesting reading,where he say,s moving to a new stadium
will not solve the problem.

Who did his bit to get rid of Harrison to bring in his best mate (Mcrae), then happily watch the club fall into decline under Mcraes regin from his director of football position?

Who oversaw the spending of our biggest ever wage bill this season, and used it to sign mainly ageing players on reputation alone, amazingly without the need of medical?

Who negotiated the clause in the Aussie players contracts that they can stay in Aus til Jan, when pre season training starts in November?

Thats all for now.

Harrison's lack of progression was his downfall. He failed to change his tactics.

McRae was a mistake, but I don't pretend to know how friendly Simms and McRae are. Not all aussies are mates.

The wage bill is an interesting one, we return to the question of who picks the players was it Simms or did McRae pick them?

The contracts, I don't know enough about the reasons why this clause is in there, maybe the club insisted to save money.

The club have real problems and the collective of directors, players, backroom staff and other employees need to each look at what they can do to improve the situation.

I'm nor per se defending Simms, what I am saying in light of what has come out in the press today is it is of greater value to this club and to MP to show support for him rather than slagging others at the club.
If we all show our support for MP tomorrow trust me it will be noticed, if the more moronic element start anti this that or the other stuff tomorrow it will dilute what messaage needs to be conveyed.

For now whatever your leanings on this the greater good will be served by our total commitment and support for MP.