You're not willing to recognise this as a wholesale change?

You're right.

[sizeSack everyone![/size

Move Mr Patels over priced corner shop into Morrisons and charge the same prices and there is no change other than the venue where your getting fleeced. Any fool can see that a new stadium with a poorly run RL team in it is only ever going to tread water or deteriorate.

It's only a wholesale change if the club are ready for the move. If we carry on the way the club is currently being run at the new stadium we are unlikely to progress.

In regards to the 'sack everyone' comment, I would prefer it if changes weren't needed. However if the new coach is miffed after only being here a month, what does that say about the way certain things are being run? As others have said, maybe we can only afford to make small changes, and need to target areas that need the most improvement, but even that would be better than nothing.

Are you seriously happy with the way the club has been run? Does it not concern you one bit that ex players, coaches and rugby people from afar criticise the way it's run?

None of us on here are saying there's an easy answer and most are fully aware that a lot of finance is needed in the club which looks unlikely to come in. This is a forum for people to vent and discuss the issues with Salford, you seem happy to criticise anyone who is unhappy with the running of the club.

All is not rosey and all is not well. You've highlighted the Stadium as a positive. Whilst I'm delighted that were moving to a new home the endless problems we've had to get here only serves to show up the many off field problems we've had.

Ever drafted a meaty response, only for your browser to crash? I'll try again tomorrow...

And If he goes we are finished If he could go back to that interview room,and no what he no,s now.What would he do

I think he will be,maybe the Chairman,s not listing.Maybe he listing to the wrong people.

McRae was happy just to take the money,or maybe he did tell them,maybe the Chairman did not listen.

I'm actually a bit disappointed at MP's comments. As a Wanderers fan I thought Parrish could/would be our Owen Coyle (getting a lot more out of the same squad than his predecessor) but I now fear I was wrong.

Anyone can say "I'd do a dead good job here given a truck-load of money" but everyone knows it's just not available.

I'm glad to hear Parrish publically acknowledging some of the faults we knew/suspected existed at the club, and hope that JAW and Co support him to the best of their capabilities, but he has to learn to work within a tight budget and needs to get more out of the players we can afford to sign than McRae was able to.

I cant agree more FL.
He must have spoken to present players and coaches here in the UK and Oz to know exactly what he was coming to.
Everyone knows there has been trouble behind the scenes, lack of money and small fan base so why now sound so surprised ?
It is refreshing to hear some of the comments, but I would much rather he got on with trying to get a couple of wins in what is left of this season to give us all hope for next year.

What you to paper over the cracks then.

What are you on?

Coaches come and go, Salford Reds are not finished if he leaves, . Why on earth would he walk away as it would mean the end of his career in coaching. He is doing what we all do given a chance posturing and negotiating.

Also posted on another thread, but it applies to both