I think the Dr's comments were very much directed at his coaches and players. He's setting the bar high and won't accept performances like last night.

Well hes here for at least 5 years as he has signed up to the CVA.

In my opinion He was right to comment `publicly` as being `open` is always the best policy.

No - not worried by the quote
No - Never mocked Warrington for SJM , only for nicking everyone else's players ....


No - he's made a high profile promise to Salford fans to deliver a winning team , Money is not as important as the honour of delivering on that vow. He's more likely to move on once he's acheived something .

I don't believe he has set extremely high standards just to see a hardworking competitive team capable of a much higher league position ,I am worried by the volatility & it's not going to be an easy ride to play & coach at Salford under our new owner , maybe thats a good thing after excepting mediocraty & low expectations for decades.

Poor poor performance , been going to salford for 35 years and one of the most toothless performances I've seen . No spark , less imagination and not a single sight of aggression

I totally agree no aggression being the main one! We need a team of hard nuts not soft lads jewitt and McPhearson are the only 2 this year that have shown some biff!

Let's just agree to disagree.
Hanging around is the worst part but,if this were to happen to a professional soccer player or,dare I say it, Union player,it would be regarded as totally unacceptable .
It's not just the head and heart equation.
This is a professional sport and needs to be respected.
By the way,closures on the M62 on Friday afternoons are not exactly rarities.

Christ take them down to Boysnope to the driving range if they need anything to do.

I'd be more inclined to get a sports psychologist in to talk to them before the games and try to instill a little more self belief.

Bottom line is a more professional attitude would to have the squad together all day, controlled diet and more chances for hand on the shoulder personal coaching.

What happened to pre match meals and meetings? This can't happen again.

I think it tells you everything you need to know when your hardest running player is a 32 year old centre. Lets hope it was just a blip and the lads can turn things around next week.

I think we all need to get a reality check...and remember where the club were a few weeks ago...I remember being at the SOS fundraiser thinking that was it...yes last nights performance was painful to watch but it's going to take time...winning last week probably raised false expectations....last few seasons a lot of our attacking threat came from the Pattern/Houldsworth /Smith formation.... Moon and Sean Gleeson also contributed a lot in attack last season..They have all gone now...the new players need time to gel..think Sneyd is a cracking player but it's asking a lot for a young guy to perform at the top level every week..against Hull KR he was great but last night some of his kicking game was poor...I think to improve our league standing we desperately need a quality fullback ( someone who can actually catch a high bomb would be a start} and 2 props who can break a line.. Boyle and James are never Superleague standard in my opinion

Can someone please explain what Murphy brings to the team? He is a player from somewhere else, we would be better playing Evalds give him experience.

As for the rest of the team 3 simple errors, Gibson not connecting, the player failing to collect the ball in front of the West Stand and the inability of Murphy to knock a ball hard enough for it to go dead.

I said earlier this week we need a leader on the field. The team last night looked like they had never met. At this stage of the season I'll accept losses but expect the players to look up for it and to give their all.