That would imply that you feel our perceived dip in form/notbeingasgoodaslastyearness is his fault, which if you excuse me is bl00dy ridiculous.

I couldn't decide between you, the duck and Sally.

well its not sally... could you imagine the after match interviews.

Agreed. And, after 10 seconds of drunken thought, it's not the Duck either.

So, by some bizarre logic, you are Tony Smith.

my cover is finally blown

And my work here is done.

we weren't grrat but Salford areastonishingly bad. I am embrarrassed on behalf of Tim Snith.

Interestingly two of Salford's tries were scored on our so called best side ....that must have been Chris Riley out on the right wing & not Joel.

It shouldn't get on my nerves but it does...

Roy Asotasi at the end of the game didn't come over to the fans or even acknowledge them but rather spent his time talking to Salford players, not a single wave or thank you this coupled with his interview of treating his stint at Wire as a holiday, he's getting on my nerves a little.

like I said it shouldn't get on my nerves it should only be about performance on the pitch bit considering I had the journey from hell coupled with shouting myself ho for 80 minutes it just bugged me.

Ineffective again?

Supposedly he's not been great thus year, @ I'm wondering if he's made a mistake, wakey was a good move, he could play but out of the spotlight.

He's got a fair bit of pressure on him now as part of the devilution

I thought Asotasi not coming over or acknowledging us was a bit rude/off. Trent does it sometimes when we come up against what appears to be one of his mates from Aus.

Didn't see the interview about Roy treating this move as a holiday. When was that?

You couldn't be more wrong. Padders can only be Chris Bridge.

Spot on about Asotasi - he hasn't really bought in to the Wire has he ?

Acknowledge the crowd then go and catch up with your mates

2nd gear performance last night - could (should) have put 50 on a very poor Salford outfit.

Big test this week between 2 teams trying to find form

We seemed to be making plenty of gaps last night near the line but instead of somebody maybe throwing a dummy & going for the line the team were happy to pass the ball from one touchline to the other . I am sure a bit more work in that area will produce results as the team continues to gel in its 2014 form.

It's an old nursery rhyme which kids used to use as a skipping song - when kids still played skipping. I think I last heard it in the playing ground at St Oswald's in about 1948. The "ally ally oh" is the Manchester Ship Canal which runs past Salford's ground

The big ship sails on the ally-ally-oh
The ally-ally-oh, the ally-ally-oh
Oh, the big ship sails on the ally-ally-oh
On the last day of September.

The third verse is probably what was intended for Salford

The big ship sank to the bottom of the sea
The bottom of the sea, the bottom of the sea
The big ship sank to the bottom of the sea
On the last day of September.