To the person whose seat Noble took - did you ask him to move? Did you ask one of the stewards to move him?

To the person who said Noble swore a lot - did you report him to a steward?

Surely that's what people are encouraged to do these days?

From an away fans perspective I loved The Hive, right next to the tube and a small, compact ground with great views.
I was also impressed by the efforts of your young team, they kept going for the full 80 and they'll only get better with experience. I hope that they can give you a few wins this year after your awful off-season.
Must give a mention to the staff at Moranos by Canons Park tube, they were most welcoming to the Salford fans in there.
I sincerely hope that we'll be back next year although in all honesty I very much doubt it. Always enjoy chatting with London fans and yesterday was no different; all the very best.

Agree, Moranos was very nice for an appertiser !

I have no idea. Who are these people?

I do know that there are a lot of unhappy fans who are still going to the Hive and enjoying the rugby/atmosphere/banter. These fans are realistic enough to know that they have very little influence on the running of the club but they probably realise that attending games is a little more likely than not to increase the chances of the Broncos continuing into 2015. I suppose many of them understand that Gus has been useless but I rather doubt that any of these fans can have a negative view of Tony Kleanthous or hope for anything less than him raking in enough £££ so that he might take us forward after David Hughes.

Then there are the handful of 'sane' fans that you talk of who care so deeply for the future that they would rather see Gus go down with a sinking ship than countenance the fact that Gus is still being paid by David Hughes, even if it is to do very little. But here is the key question: Do these sane fans believe that boycotting the games is more or less likely to deliver us a club in 2015?

Despite that, I have the utmost respect for the views of these disillusioned supporters. I just think these folk are cutting off their nose to spite their face. Continue agitating for change but do that on Monday to Friday. On the weekends, get down to the Hive and enjoy some rugby league in the sunshine in what is a perfect venue for a club with our current support base. Please - do come back because I can't see that you are getting much out of the sport by letting your (understandable) anger at a couple of individuals spoil your Saturday afternoons.

^this

Well said Dave and Colly.

As I said I had a very nice time at the Chargers and will also have good times at the Brutus, but thank you all for your concern.

I would be interested to know and I think Dally is one, for how many people was that their first game since Brentford. They wouldn't go to the Stoop, did they get this much flack?

I enjoyed my day out. A bit of hike to get to. Nice facility.

Is the future there? I doubt it. AK is keen on RL but will he fund losses I doubt it.

Anyway lets enjoy what we have.

Enjoyed Cunninghams aggression! and Hocks petulance!

The great thing with being on the Jubilee line is it is the only line that links up to every other line, so if you live near a tube station you only have to do one change over at a max, although I wouldn't bother I'd Edgware is your closest station.

So true Paddock Punter

I didn't think Salford were that poor - I'm sure you'll avoid relegation this year

I didn't get to the game as I'm in Derby this weekend, but it's a great result as far as I'm concerned, a massive improvement from the Widnes game and against a better opponent.

Where do you get this "against a better opponent" from!? Who knows what the season will hold but at this stage you'd have to think Widnes are far better than Salford. Certainly what Salford produced yesterday was not good.

Anyone who criticised the move to the Stoop and the H********s tie up got plenty of stick, take it from me!

Yeah, I was one of them, and I was right!