Being a Wire supporter I think it started when Michael Monaghan scored a try under the posts. The Salford supporters weren't happy, as Ratchford was lining the conversion up I could see Ben Westwood trying to calm a Salford supporter down who was having none if it.
Then I could see Koukash waving his arms towards the stewards like a magician. The official Tim Roby did have a word with Westwood on the 20 metre line.

What happened with your support? I would have fought you would of brought more supporters after the win last week. It was pretty disappointing if I'm being honest.

Can anyone say if the ball was thrown into the crown intentionally and with venom or just a bit of mis throw and mistake?

Does seem to be that everyone is making a bit of a mountain out of a molehill, though I grant you the Doc while at the time helping to diffuse the situation maybe was a little strong on the radio but I'm sure that was more heat of the moment than malicious.

Our supporters are guarded with their cash.

Warrington away is a certain defeat. Only the hardcore fans turn up unfortunately. That's why very few turned up. If we'd have had a half decent, competitive side that could have kept the score closer, you'd have seen a lot more.

All this nonsense about ball throwing/bottle throwing/accusations etc etc is being blown way out of proportion on both sides.

Exactly, otherwise you end up making laughable statements such as claiming that Dr Koukash is a GP from a St Helens medical practice.

How very dare you apply logic to an argument?

It gives people with nothing better in life something to focus on I guess.

It's funny that idiots have such short memories.

That's exactly what's happening.

I remember how Salford fans laughed at the mock outrage from Hull fans when one of our players lobbed a ball into the crowd at the KC a few years back.

The only people definitely in the wrong yesterday were the Salford fans who lobbed beer and the bottle on the pitch. The Wire players may have been OTT with their celebration, but there's no rules against that.

Christ are these people not getting help? I'd rather throw a child away than beer

Was that Finnigan? He went to throw it up in the air, got the angle wrong and hit someone in the crowd from what I remember.

The celebration yesterday was no different from the one down the other end, they threw the ball up into the crowd for a couple of their other tries. Probably wasn't wise doing that and jumping on top of each other/pumping fists in front of visiting fans, but it definitely didn't warrant the pathetic reaction from some of our own.

That was it. We were trying to remember who it was yesterday. Cheers.

I guess one plus for the club from yesterday is that this silly incident has taken the attention away from the team's display.

Was the radio interview comments a deliberate maneuver or just a fortunate coincidence?

Too right redshed. Wasn`t it woeful? Nobby`s `Humpty Dumpty` joke was right but his tactics of driving back into the markers was so boring to watch and tactically inept as well.

The flair shown when Allan Hunte & Longy were involved has disappeared and its 5 drives and a kick (sometimes) time. I know we are in transition - I know that most of the squad will be elsewhere next year but PLEASE Nobby - treat us to a bit more flair We are supposed to be in the Entertainment business.

I would've took 5 drives and a kick yesterday during the first half, when our forwards were seemingly in a competition with each other to see who could offload the ball in ths most impossible situation, conceding possession on each occasion.

I wouldnt TS. The offload game is OK when the physical advantage is there. We dont have that. Meanwhile we still have some decent threequarters who rarely see the ball. The tactics were naive & wrong yesterday. Mauro seems to have lost weight with his beard coming off.

I still feel we will see more wins this season against lesser opposition. Lets face it Wires were good and Myler & Ratchford outstanding. Myler has never been in the game as much primarily because he fielded Sneyds kicks from the restart every time!

I think it is called 'controlling the controllables' and as we struggled to control Warrington,when they were in possession,it did seem very important.


I do find it difficult to stomach the condescending attitude of Warrington supporters.If ever Salford followers stoop as low as their standards I'll start to worry - rlbefore their cup winrl

I'll also worry if we ship 60 points in London;but that can wait.