Odd really. as I live over here and am fed up of Wigan on TV I went along to the game. I was stunned at Korki's display. He was superb tonight. But I still maintain that in his spell with us he is a very strong contender for our worst signing ever. Its tough between him, Ryan Sheridan, Sean Rudder or Paul Newlove.

As for you guys, many look like the cant wait for the season to end. But you do have some good young kids there. Adamson is a top lad, Nash is solid and consistant, Sidlow goes very well indeed, the young lad on the wing went ok. These kids arent the headline makers but if you get your mainline signings right these will underpin you well.

John Kear quoted on BBC website saying...

"But I wish people would keep of Shaun McRae's back. I think now is the time that the whole club need to pull together, be solid, be unified and support the guy"

I couldn't agree more

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Over 4,000 at Widnes.....you really are a poor excuse for a Super League club

It may be hard to do that at times but JK is bang on, stick together and be strong.


Good luck for the rest of the season.

don't know which game you went to, thought wakey fans were good all night. never heard salford, all the game. score flattered salford. only tries they scored came off the back of penalties. their discipline was crap. they were warned twice by the ref , who i thought did very little wrong. after the first warning somebody should have gone to the bin. if you spent less time booing and more time getting behind the players that want to play, you may do better.

1. We were lucky to finish as close as we did in the end. We were very poor in my opinion. far too often we look to run the ball at their big men. Against Saints we tried to play a bit of rugby and, shock horror, we won. Why can't players and coaches see this when it is glaringly obvious to everyone who watches.

2. Too many players don't look bothered and we wonder why the fans who go don't bother to sing and many others don't bother to go at all. Too many players robbing a living imo.

3. Officials robbing a living. I thought ref made some poor decisions tonight as well as against Saints (I know some people will shout me down on that becasue our judgement is all to often clouded when we win). Off side and forward passes seem to be a thing of the past. Obstruction is only given when we have a big screen to check it on and how he gave a high tackle last night when the highest player was below the shoulder I don't know. And before anyone has a go and says "we can't blame the ref" I'm not, I think they are poor in general and not just against us. Some went for us last night which I thought he got wrong. And yet again a linesmen don't understand the rules regarding conversions. i.e. The ball is supposed to go between the uprights for it to be a goal. Wakey's second goal didn't go over. Even the photographer in front of me couldn't believe it had been given. And whoever is in charge of timekeeping was clearly as bored as the rest of us and wanted to go home.

To sum up Wakefield deserved the win but should have had it sewn up long before the end of the game. We are qiute frankly pathetic. And please, enough with the persistant attendance bashing and relaise that there are at least 2 teams in this league that have a smaller following than we have.

What a silly thing to say - teams will always inevitably score tries off of penalties giving you better field position and a fresh tackle count. I'd hazard a guess that with the amount of penalties we gave away that Wakefield scored some of their tries off the back of penalties. Doesn't somehow make them worth less than any other try scored.

I was sat in the front row of the family stand, right behind where all the Wakey fans were stood, I turned to my missus on 49 minutes, just after Wakey had scored, and said "that seemed to wake them up" as it was the first time all night that we'd heard any actual singing from either set of fans. As my original post said, I never heard the Salford fans all night.


I know, that's why I said in my post that the scoreline flattered us?!


I know. They were actually warned 3 times if you were watching. If you read my comments on the Wakey board you'll see I said the ref didn't get much wrong, although he was a bit pedantic (for both teams).


Never booed once at The Willows, not last night, not ever. Never will.


Maybe you should learn to read before quoting me and trying to post an arguementative comment?

I saw the same last time I stood in there.
Will not go in the shed again until these numpties decide to fook off.
They are a disgrace to the club.
I am 100% most of them do not even understand the rules.

Salford have but SM decides to play him at centre
As much as I think Ratchford is a quality player, his kicking game doesn't come close to Brough's at this moment in time.

we can play a good kicking game myler is not to bad at his age same with ratchford reason why smith gets the ball for kicking is his supposed experience but just is no where near the standard brough is .

we just do not try anything different like the side kick to the wing and only the wakey player there to catch things like that.

fair enough we have a game plan but for the last few years i do not understand why we always try to play down the middle first two sets usually its off to a prop or someone from the wings will take it . same different day.

i felt sorry for players like Henry and ratchford last night as we saw how wakey through the ball all over the field to forwards to the wings.we need to change way we play i think we have a good set of wingers at salford but never get the ball and has bin the same for a few years.

also are speed at which we play is so slow we just through it to myler or smith then they run pop it off to any prop who is just jogging and not running at any great speed to go through the line. we need to through caution to the wind and try different things. last nite we got the ball and myler ran at such a speed as what wakey usually do we looked good but didn't do enough with the ball.