I don't speak of RA anymore.

it was his only contribution and was 6 minutes until the final hooter!

His organising was none existent,his kicking game was poor and When your ten points behind with a hint of a comeback on what you don't want your half back doing is those stupid pretend passes to nobody while aimlessly running across the line. ...

Even with injuries causing weekly disruptions the team are turning in more complete performances & providing attacking threats from all over the field. I know Briers's untimely retirement was a shock to everyone's system but the Wire have come out the other side a much better force than the over reliance we had on a Briers chip to the corner, the frailties of which were highlighted when Joel was injured at Old Trafford & plan A had to be ditched.

A very bitter Biscuit there.

A joy to watch is Rangi and if you had watched from behind the goal you would have seen his midfield distribution was first class.

Give a bit of credit where its due FB - Wire were worthy winners but the Devils are much improved.

I would agree with that , We deserved the 2 points but Salford are better than they were.

This

Seems like Tim Smith made an immediate impact at Wakefield.

I was behind the sticks and at best i'd say Chase was average. The goal kick miss at 22-16 was unforgivable, momentum is everything and he took it away from his side with that piece of sloppiness. To me he always seems more of a hindrance to a team than a help. Saying that Ratchford seemed to have caught the 'Hollywood' bug yesterday with unnecessary flashy passes when a simple one would've been much more effective.....especially when the flashy pass is intended for Glenn Riley!!

Chase's problem (in my opinion) is that his predominant movement is sideways. Now don't get me wrong, Rob Burrow and for 6 months Rhys Wesser got away with that, waiting for someone to make a bad read then using pace to cut through. But Chase doesn't have that electric pace.

For me, the first movement for a half/hooker should be forward to hold up defenders infront of you. But Chase doesn't seem too interested in that, it's all too basic for him.

Really? Who told him to keep us in the game??! Why do you think there was an agenda to 'keep Salford in the game?'

Atkins try should have been disallowed. Hill was accidently offside when he collected the loose ball before feeding Atkins for a clear run to the line. You got a favourable call and there was other instances which may have gone against you. Dubious decisions happen in every rugby league match. Average game, average ref. Best team won.

Chase had a hand (and a foot) in 3 out of 4 Salford trys on Sunday. If making assists is a hindrance then hinder away Rangi!!

Bare in mind he was playing next to Tommy Lee who isn't a 7! Fages was a late withdrawal, he would of started if fit. He would of took on the organizational and kicking duties.

Chase isn't an organiser, hence why we've brought Dobson in.

He was Salford's MOTM for me.

I'm not sure about the accidental offside, but, the rest of your post is pretty much correct.

Although a spirited performance, the only people keeping Salford in he game were Warrington with simple handling errors and daft play at times. We blew 4 gilt edged chances that would have stretched our lead and possibly led to Salford thinking they had a chance if they kept at it rather than their heads going down.

I think our players thought this too, hence we took the two when offered, not very often we see that

Salford knocked on and the ball deflected into the Warrington defender and was collected by Hill who was stood a few years in front. It should have been scrum feed to Warrington.

Im not trying to blame the ref for our defeat as this wasnt obvious to me on the day. I just think too many fans focus on the officials. This is perhaps partly because of Sky Sports/Eddie & Stevos obsession with scrutinising every refereeing decision during live games.

I wouldn't ordainarily disagree with a man of the cloth Fr. Ted so for clarity when I said I wasn't sure about the accidental offside I wasn't saying you were wrong just that I didn't get a good view of it on the day so felt that I couldn't comment with any certainty.

As far as officials are concerned, I'm not one who automatically looks to blame them for our defeats (unless we're playing Saints) or accepts that they overly contribute to our victories, as players generally win or lose games all on their own, aided and abetted by the coach

Vast majority of players would've stood around and made Mr Child's decision for him but not MOS elect Christopher Hill.....far too canny and brilliant for that. Chris Hill....I just like watching Chris Hill (I'll sing it on my own)