Looking at the match thread he does not appear to have played any part in today’s game.

Well i did think that in the heat not using all your subs is poor

A plus for me his that Kershaw, is getting better with each game ,and Kay as Many strings to is bow and is wasted on the wing very good game at hooker last week and playing fullback to night .Those two players have proved me wrong big time, and all i can say is good of them

Been saying Miller’s been getting away with poor performances the past couple of years because he’s undroppable . Linos only been here for 6 months whereas Miller has been here nearly 6 years.

Where hes constantly out of postion how many times does ball go his wing but ball ends up in touch and kay was shocking tonight

Kayes no full back but we’re down to the bare bones but we started well nice disciplined structured play and they couldn’t cope. Then individual player mistakes and let Salford back into the game.

Sh1t stinks, that’s what we seem to be. Rudderless and clueless. A half back pair that couldn’t beat an egg. A club driving its fan base away.

A few bullet points from me:

Lino - nowhere near good enough.
Fifita - thought it was one of his better recent games.
We missed Westerman massively.
Miller is woefully out of form.
Kershaw did well all things considered.
Distribution from HB was no better than with Kaye last week who at least offered a running threat.
Kaye tried hard again out of position.
Salford on paper far stronger than us and we still had chances but we just weren't good enough. You wouldn't know we were coached by a former high quality pivot.
Substitutions were baffling, only injuries can explain them.

Do we know what his after match excuse was this time.

Can't blame Max tonight.

I bet he could

All I seem to be doing these days is wishing the season away, disappointed with another loss but fingers crossed we’ve already done enough to see us playing Super League for at least another season.

I did feel a little uneasy when the so called "unbiased" commentary team were regularly referring to Salford as "We", but there again Adrian Morley was one of them.

Awful performance.