Salford were rubbish saturday, there are no easy games in superleague now, win your home games nick the odd one away and see where we go from there.

As for going/not going hand on heart his salford side arnt that bad, compaired to some of the rugby served up by the shirts in the past, the reason it is poor is because its all about percentages with McRAE there isnt a flow in the moves its all very bitty.

Its not the Salford i fell in love all them years ago with but times change, people change, players change, coaches change, you have to adapt the way to feel best to get the most of out of it for you, if that means looking at the bigger picture in life then so be it.
Salford is a massive part of everyones lives cut it out and you become another person IMO

yes there were it was right in front of me.just missed the kids stood at the front.and landed near the touch ref.

You guys shouldn't worry too much. Last year Cas were on the back of some horrendous scorelines and it's taken a long time to get us back up to speed, but we're improving. The step up from NL1 to SL is massive, and you can't expect your team to be matching SL sides after 3 matches. Just give it time.

Having missed the last two matches to take up my duties as a "football Hooligan" nice from a LUFC fan, I can only comment on what i have read and been told.

My first comment and this has not changed since day one McRae is not a good coach, he talked on Friday night about how weak both Wakefield ( a team we could only break twice the week before) and Warringtons defences were, but he has not done anything to make ours stronger. He talks a great game on Sky, perhaps its time he was full time at the Willows doing his first job not disappearing the afternoon before a match.
We need a coach to give the team and Club 100% then we will get 100% from the players, what would the new lads think?

It is early days, but I can see Luke Dorn scoring a hat trick against us on Friday unless a lot and I mean a lot of work is done this week TV appearances permitting.

Fair point. We could've done ourselves a big favour doing that. And don't get me wrong, I'm sick of seeing the same terrible, flat rugby week in week out. I'm just sick of constant negativity on here and in the stands. Let's give it least a few more weeks and see where we are before having a in. After all, did anyone really expect us to push out of the bottom three this year?

I didn't, and don't, expect us to be any higher than next to bottom to be honest and expected a long hard season, where I hoped that some things may improve. After watching these past two performances and half of the game against Celtic Crusaders I fear the worst already. IMHO there is something very wrong within the team again, whether this is some hangover from Florida or they are disgruntled with the Coach I don't know. Unlike several contibuters on the site I don't know any of the players or people who work at the club and don't particularly need or want to BUT, as another mug-punter of over 40 years watching misery (okay excluding the chunk in the late 60s / early 70s ) I feel at the end of my tether with what is going on at Salford. It has happened so many times before that it is becoming boring. This scenario already, after three dismal games, reminds me of the end of the Harrison era when several players forgot how to play or tried when it suited them. I hate being seen as another whinger but I expect much more from supposed professional athletes - PRIDE and COMMITMENT for starters against Quins! And yes, like the mug-punter I know I am, I will, dutifully be there again expecting things to somehow be different or even worthwhile. How the hell we expect new fans to pay to watch this week in, week out, especially in a time of economic meltdown, is beyond me.
Yours sincerely,
Very disillusioned of the North West

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