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.

Clue is in the title CEO Chief EXECUTIVE Officer - ie the one responsible for the execution (running) of the company! it's irrelevant to the good running of the company whether Mr V has any RL experience or not, though generally you would expect a CEO of a private sector company to have had a good grounding in company law, accountancy, HR and general management #justsayin

Let's be honest he's just a well paid puppet and Marwan pays for the privilege of pulling the strings. Our CEO can't make wine out of water on the back of this season's results. I think the desperation became evident a few weeks back when Vickers took to Twitter to criticise the Salford public for not attending home fixtures.

Really?

Yes really.

The `incident` occurred at Wigan and a former star of that club would confirm I`m sure if necessary. I will say no more on the subject save to say I am personally disappointed IH is still on sick leave on the run up to the most important game of the season.

No, the incident happened after the KR game in East Hull, it was witnessed by the vast majority of our playing squad, coaching staff and others. Harris hasn't been seen since, he isn't sick and isn't on sick leave. He also wont be back at the club again either so save your disappointment.

OK JGR - the FIRST incident occurred at Wigan. Sure I`m disappointed as IH had a good RL brain.

Correct. Which is why Uncle Marwan is trying to count his copper jar to find enough to stop Iestyn going to the Police.