shocking

Quote: lefty goldblatt "I was seething watching that pile of chod, last night, but I thought "calm down, Lefty, it wont feel as bad in the morning".

I WAS WRONG............COMPLETE FARCE FROM MINUTE ONE.

As deckchair alludes to, above, our left side defence is comical, and is an accident waiting to happen, every time the opposition have the ball.
I know last night was the time or place for Harlem Globetrotters style RL, but we look totally void of ANY ideas with the ball in hand.
We have Briers, injured again, who hasn't been anywhere near his best this season, given another year's contract. I'm still shaking my head at that one.
Myler, injured again, who unfortunately was in great form at the time.
Monaghan M, who is no more a scrum half, than I am.
Ratchford, who is great in broken play, but isn't creative enough for his team.
BRING BACK O'BRIEN, NOW. We have a crisis (not to put too finer point on it) in the halves. I see no other way of rectifying it.

I feel lower than a snake's belly, atm. Even worse than the Stains 80-0, the Bradford 84-10, but not as bad as the Easter Monday 1995 34-0 massacre v Wigan at home (special mention to Francis Maloney for his all round 5h1teness, that day).It pains me to say it, but our season is petering out before our very eyes, but we can't see it. Since Manchester Magic, we've had a couple of training match "blow-outs" v London and Salford, we limped over the line against severely depleted Wigan and Leeds teams, stuttered to wins over Wakey, Bradford and HKR, and had the implosion that was the CCSF and last night's debacle. Yes, we won all but two of those games, but we've not played well since Myler's injury.

As for the play-offs, who knows.
We are now staring at a potential away game at the PieDome due to last night's "effort". In current form, that doesn't fill me with glee, BUT, Wigan's form is matching ours, scraping over the line to just do enough to win games.
Huddersfield simply poo their pants every time they see us.
Which leaves us with Stains and Leeeeeeeeds. I wouldn't rule out one of them being in Salford on a Saturday night in early October.'"