Agree with you jack, in so much at looking for the older heads coming on to steady the ship, but jesus... I spilt half me pint when Big Sol made an appearance, it was embarrassing must have the biggest kench in super league.
And in defence go McCarthy I don't think he did much wrong, at leastthe bearded one, Chris Riley and Stephan. Solomona looked knackered before he got on the pitch!! 3 runs and one off load... Not good enough sorry...

That team last night should have given Salford a good run, but how many of their tries came off our daft mistakes. Although I think he left out one too many.

I thought big dave played well for his first game back

I saw this great post from a Salford fan on their boardI have not in the past been a great fan of Tony Smith.Despite him being very well thought of by Huddersfield people;those at Leeds and those in the GB/England set-up,and I have considered his interviews to be a little
'awkward'.
I now have the utmost respect for him as a genuine man as he made it his business to go to the side of the field at the players tunnel to not only go through a routine handshake but to make a point of seeking out each Salford player,giving a very warm,meaningful handshake,patting each on the back and saying a few words while giving the appearance of 'thanking' the Salford players for effectively giving a display of scintillating rugby league which he greatly admired and was privileged to witness.
For those players young or otherwise,having played internationally or otherwise,it must have been a very rare
moment in their careers,and memorable,when an opposition coach has conducted himself in such a manner.
From a guy with such an experienced and successful coaching career that must mean a huge amount and as it reflects on our coaches who have only been in post for 5 minutes - who have now beaten the longest serving Super league coach,Nathan Brown at Huddersfield,and Tony Smith himself,4 and 3 years respectively,I was delighted for them.

As an incentive to potential investors a greater demonstration could not have been bettered by our coaches and players.'"