He's going ok tonight vs Stains apart from a crap pass after a class break

I think Moz was one of the most important signings the club has made in the recent past. His captaincy, on field presence, big hits and sheer presence was the cornerstone of the pack. I think he also made potential recruits sit up and take notice of the team building going on at the club. But he will be 39 next year, and the last time I saw him play for Salford he was that slow he was overtaken by a crisp packet tumbling down the field in the gentle summer breeze. Time to depart stage left and leave us with memories of his 'last of the summer wine' stint at the HJ rather than spoil all those memories methinks.

W/O he'd still be more effective than Big Roy for sure. I would only spell him to 10/15 mins per half but exactly like you said, his aurora would lift everyone back to professionalism of the highest order in all areas, including the management.

When Boyd did in his last hurrah, regardless how effectively near finished he was, the buzz around the place went up ten fold the second he, with his bandages, stood up from the dug out. Happy days.

Whilst you're not talking complete borealis, I agree with Winslade to a certain extent. We certainly had the best of Morley and although if you look at the Salford board there are plenty that want him to go another year for the reasons that you state, however we need to look to the future IMO.

The one last hurrah scenario might of put us back a year or two in transition (hindsight I know) as TS tried to win the GF with 'that' side?

Incidentally his stats are remarkably similar to Benny Westwoods and he is the top tackler at Huddersfield www.superleague.co.uk/stats/player_stats

Incidentally his stats are remarkably similar to Benny Westwoods and he is the top tackler at Huddersfield www.superleague.co.uk/stats/player_stats

And near the top of the Pile for marker tackles. Ruck defence is awesome