Despite having an opinion about someone who I think is maybe a touch too outspoken what he did after the match for a charity was fantastic upstairs in the hospitality.

He won the raffle for a signed shirt and there was a charity coming round called Homestart i think it was and he decided to auction the shirt he had won to the room and pass the proceeds to charity.

Once the shirt had reached £300 he added on 2 tickets to join him at chester racecourse all drink and food included... the auction soon rose to £1000, then he added 2 tickets to royal ascot again food and drinks included... all in all raised £1500 for charity in the end and it was all spur of the moment.

Fantastic gesture - even if a little arrogant, that charity is £1500 better off

www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/ ... ss-4051588 2/3rds of the way down. He has spoken to and apologised to Ben. (Funny how people always do that "in private" even when they so publically spouted off in the first place)

www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/ ... ss-4051588 2/3rds of the way down. He has spoken to and apologised to Ben. (Funny how people always do that "in private" even when they so publically spouted off in the first place)

Quite, although fair play to him for apologising. He said he was going to "deal with" the Salford fans if he found out they were lying. Crumbs.

I see he has sacked Parrish. Ignore the reference to "mutual consent", I suspect that's what has been inserted into the Compromise Agreement used to tie up his termination package. When someone uses the phrase , they've been sacked, regardless of what he says in his next breath.

It's going to be fascinating to watch Salford over the next 12 months, regardless of whether they're any good or not. The fact that he isn't going to tone down the hyperbole is delicious.

It certainly will be interesting. i reckon that if Noble doesn't do the business by this time next year, the bold Doctor will be......... 'moving him on, but of course, we'll still be friends.'

At this rate Koukash is going to merit his own 'sticky' on the board. He doesn't seem to be able to keep out of the news from one day to the next.

Trigger-finger strikes again: www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/ ... ss-4051588

Trigger-finger strikes again: www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/ ... ss-4051588