Sorry to say I know what Choc means. Some of our support is becoming more & more like a bleating women's institute meeting, they seem to think we have a divine right to win every game & cry at even the slightest thing which goes wrong. So DJ is out of form right now - get over it & back him. God forbid if anyone drops the ball - the end of the fecking world. Presumably the same people who come on this board & are all marketing experts, imagine cause they think they would buy the club if they were rich there is a huge queue of people waiting to do so, & know all the latest training & coaching techniques better than anyone actually involved in the game.

One simple rule for being a fan - back the shirts from zero to 80. Or don't bother.

This thread has cheered me up a bit.

Some of our 'supporters' need to have a think about what 'supporting' means.

Sick of hearing "I pay my money, I can say/shout/do what I like" from people who do absolutely nothing to support the team but then have the cheek to sing "Salford 'til I die"?!

Or.. maybe we should be glad of the few we have left, I could have had a chat to every Salford fan individually at Bradford yesterday.

There's something just not quite right with that sentence

On the otherside of the coin there is another thread on here currently quoting how its about time those players brought in on big contracts need to start earning them. As has also been said I'm sure JAW isn't exactly having a barrel of laughs at some of those said players performances. One thing is for sure no matter what one supporters thoughts are to another it can never be a time at SCR to start asking supporters to stay away

I'm seriously thinking of going finding something else to do if I'm being totally honest.

Do it mate, you won't look back. Certainly not missing a whole lot at the minute!!

Is that just a polite way of telling me to "f*ck off"

Following Salford home and away is in my blood, but I'm seriously starting to question why I bother. Watching Salford perform like they have done for god knows how many years makes me angry and for what? People to turn round and question my support....(even though I don't miss games) I've got some good mates at the rugby and I enjoy getting the earliest train to away games and missing the last train home. The days/nights out are honestly now the only thing that keeps me going, the rugby is a massive inconvenience now. It shouldn't be like that, the rugby should be the bit we look forward to well sadly not anymore.

Is it just me that didn't see any abuse being dished out on Sunday? I must've been stood in the 'wrong' place.

Agreed.

For those of you who know me and my fellow followers (salmon king, sheddy, other lads who arent on ST) will know that we have been going to games just about as long as anyone else on this forum and have sponsored matches and players during most if not every season.

Back in the day it wasn't difficult to finish work and go the match and have a few beers afterwards, however since starting families etc it grows increasingly difficult to persuade your better half that you are actually going to watch them get trounced every week and that it IS worth the £50 that it costs every week (even more on the away games). Its now trying to persuade the other half that its not just a pi$$ up - its based around going to the game win or lose despite the .

We could of just lost to London Skolars in Championship 1 and people would be on here saying 'stop having ago/the club know what they're doing/it's nobodies fault' etc

We could of just beaten Warrington in the SL GF and people would be on here saying 'the club are clueless/sack the coach/get Wilky out' etc.




It takes all sorts.

Typo