You appear to have missed this off the end of your post -

Yes lets hope the man is a great success,he is not a mate of Simms,but his agent is.I wonder was Vievers part of is
contract or does he really want him,for the people expecting a big name,It must be like getting a wined up train set,
instead of an electric one.But the law of averages say's the chairman must get it right,sometime

Coaches/ Managers under Wilkinson
1.Alan McInnes (Mar 82 - May 82)
2.Malcolm Aspey (May 82 - Oct 83)
3.Mike Coulman (Oct 83 - May 84)
4.Kevin Ashcroft (May 84 - Oct 89)
5.Kevin Tamati (Oct 89 - July 93)
6.Garry Jack (July 93 - Mar 95)
7.Andy Gregory (Mar 95 - May 99)
8.John Harvey (Jun 99 - Jul 2001)
9.Steve McCormack (July 2001 - May 2002) Steve Simms Manager
10.Karl Harrison (Jun 2002 -May 2007) Steve Simms Manager
11.Shaun McRae (Jun 2007–Apr 2011). Phil Veivers ( Acting Apr 2011-July 2011) Steve Simms Manager
12.Matthew Parish ( July 2011 - ) Steve Simms Manager ..

Depending on whether you class P.V. as an official head coach
thats 12 head coaches in 29 years , . which averages 2.5 years per coach . Parish has a contract until the end of the 2013 season ..2.5 years , so he's definately average

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matt_Parish

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matt_Parish

I'll settle for that, think we (and myself included) were being slightly optimisitc expecting a big name to come to Salford. We are lurching from one crisis to another and that is hardly a selling point.

For me Parish has 2 years to make a name for himself and either get a move to a bigger club or make a name for himself and turn himself into a Salford legend and see us gain success akin to Warringtons.

Whilst the Wiki-updates all day have been v amusing, the most recent incarnation suggests that Parish is looking to sign Hill from Leigh, which would be an excellent idea.

Best of luck to Mathew Parish , your gonna need it fella