Any ideas?

rlhttps://twitter.com/NeilBarker14/statuses/464733273667944448rl

I'm hoping it has nothing to do with Hock. He's been stand-out so far this year.

Could it be HANSEN AND MULLANEY? I Don't know its a guess . it could be that HAM or Ham products are no longer being sold at the stadium due to people from Yorkshire being over intimate with them at the farms

I think the '...and Mullaney' bit could be right. Can't see it being Hansen or Hock. My money is on Howarth?

M could possibly be Morley or Meli , both on 12 month contracts

I was hoping that any future reshuffle might be an operational one, rather than playing/coaching... If it was to do with marketing, perhaps 'HAM' could mean Hospitality And Marketing?

Hunte ??? any of the backroom staff`s surname start with m

Thats all down to the stadium company i think

Barkers talking e as he usually does. He wants you to talk about him like everyone does about the dr when he speculates on twitter. A proper journo would give you the story.

[iSalford captain Adrian Morley is hoping to celebrate his 37th birthday by helping the Red Devils halt a four-match losing run when they host Hull KR at the AJ Bell Stadium tomorrow evening.

"It would be a nice birthday treat," Morley said. "It's been a while between wins so hopefully we'll get the job done on Saturday."

Salford have dropped out of the top eight following their recent slump to pile the pressure on new coach Iestyn Harris but Morley is confident they can quickly pull away from the relegation zone.

"It's been quite frustrating but I'm sure when we do get the win, spirits will lift and we'll string a few wins together," he said.

"We've not been getting blown away by any means. Most of the games we've been in a position where we could possibly have gone on and won.

"I think confidence is a bit low - losing becomes a habit just as winning does - but I am confident when we do get a win, you will see a different team. Hull KR are in a similar position to us in the table so it's a game we want to be winning."

Meanwhile, Morley has yet to decide if he is to continue his reign as Super League's oldest player.

The former Warrington Wolves captain, who is six months older than Leeds Rhinos prop Jamie Peacock who is playing on in 2015, arrived at Salford in the winter on a 12-month deal and will decide in the next few weeks whether to extend his stay at his home-town club.

"I've spoken very briefly to Iestyn and we've both agreed we're going to wait until later on in the year, probably three quarters of the way through the season," Morley said.

"We'll have a chat then about whether I want to carry on and whether he wants me to but there's no pressure from either side to sort out a deal for next year."[/i

A major reshuffle according to Mr Barker. This suggests to me at least another 8+ new faces because it's normal for every SL club to change about half a dozen players each year. So for it to be considered major is has to be more than 6 otherwise it would just be considered normal.

The problem is the team so far have been tactically and structurely disorientated and still haven't got the cohesion and developed a good team bond from last years major reshuffle. Surely further wholesale changes in personnel is going to make our shorter-term progression even more difficult isn't it?

I've no problem with changes to the playing squad,provided we don't have six months of 'it'll take time to gel'.

Don't be so impatient Bonita. You should know it's going to take at least 5 years before we learn how to tackle properly and show some team spirit and enthusiasm.

In last nights Castleford side there were 6 off-season signings.
International coaches - (bar Noble?),have to succeed by moulding a side from players taken from a whole host of clubs,and do that in a limited timescale.
The same applies in soccer.
Powell at Cas has moulded a team with players lacking international games,Grand Final appearances and a winning culture - in contrast to the squad assembled for our campaign.It can be done - at least to a higher standard than what has been left for Iestyn Harris.