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Posted: Sat Aug 22, 2009 10:58 am

Mr James ROwley

International Board Member

Joined: Jun 26 2002
Posts: 4338

Adamjk wrote:Would people agree with me in saying that Myler and Turner shouldn't play against Bradford or Leeds regardless of whether they are fit or not now?

We've coped without them and I really don't see the point in bringing back two players into the side who are on their way out when we have other players who want to prove themselves and will be here next year. I might have felt a bit differently if they'd been with us for a bit longer but I'm really not bothered about seeing them in a Salford shirt again to be honest.

TOTALLY AGREE WITH YOU "Adamjk"

Hopefully Jack Spencer and Lewis Palfrey will be in the first team squad for the last two games this season.

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Posted: Sat Aug 22, 2009 11:14 am

BartonFlyer

International Chairman

Joined: Feb 27 2002
Posts: 2524
Location: 10,000 feet up

Adamjk wrote:Would people agree with me in saying that Myler and Turner shouldn't play against Bradford or Leeds regardless of whether they are fit or not now?
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Spot on - what's the point of us keeping them fit for someone else? Much better to invest our coaching time and effort with players who want to play for Salford!

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Posted: Sat Aug 22, 2009 11:20 am

cheeky charlie

Player Coach

Joined: May 09 2009
Posts: 1113
Location: East Hull

Salford played well, cant understand their league place with performances like that, it was a tough game

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Posted: Sat Aug 22, 2009 12:00 pm

redgunner

Player Coach

Joined: May 21 2007
Posts: 678

Great game last night, well done Salford we played with real pride, with a bit of luck we might have snatched the result.
Well done to all the HKR fan who made the trip.

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Posted: Sat Aug 22, 2009 12:33 pm

RedDave

Club Coach

Joined: Oct 18 2004
Posts: 842
Location: Living in Hope!!

It was one of the few occasions in my life when I've left the Willows after a defeat (and I've done that a few times!) feeling quite upbeat.

From 1 to 17 everybody did their bit and there were 17 candidates for the Salford Man of the Match Award.

If only every performance had been the same ..............

Ken Gill could make the ball talk.

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Posted: Sat Aug 22, 2009 6:47 pm

bradthered

Player Coach

Joined: May 30 2006
Posts: 54

alkers aggresive takling was great to watch last night my man of the match

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Posted: Sat Aug 22, 2009 7:26 pm

Red Willow

International Chairman

Joined: Feb 18 2002
Posts: 4918
Location: Manchester

Really enjoyed the game last night,

Thought the sin binninng for Rovers was harsh, seen Stapo offence be a pen before.

Ref didn't use his TJs he ignored them, he was clueless, giving pens about 2 tackles later than the Rovers had amazing defesive play, great to see Salford play off the cuff Rugby.

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Posted: Sat Aug 22, 2009 8:20 pm

rednwhite

International Chairman

i know im late with this but felt the better side lost full credit to salford pride with loads of pride and passio9n something hull fc know nothing
about good luck for rest of season rnw

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Posted: Sat Aug 22, 2009 8:27 pm

chrismum

Player Coach

Joined: Aug 25 2007
Posts: 413
Location: Walking distance from new ground - so hurry up and build it.

robina wrote:Enjoyed my trip to the Willows last night, thought it was a tight game in a proper rugby league ground with a good atmosphere. Good luck with the rest of the season.

Cheers for that. Its nice not to hear the crap other fans spout on about crowd size and poop ground especially when those fans maybe should not throw stones.

And cheeky charlie, the problem is that all too often we have stuck to a game plan that isn't working. It seems players like Stefan Ratchford have decided to stick it and play a bit of rugby and we are coming good. Still a way to go but newly promoted teams in years gone buy would take the number of points we have so far this season so bring on next year.

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Posted: Sun Aug 23, 2009 9:06 am

The optimist

International Board Member

Joined: Jul 18 2002
Posts: 3987
Location: waiting patiently for our new signings to be announced....

Thought salford were brilliant friday, they gave everything they had as a team but unfortunately fell short. It was a great effort well done red men.

What cost us was individuals making wrong decitions/silly errors @ crutial times, sometimes the ball just lands in the wrong persons hands they just dont have enough in them to get the right answer.

You live and learn tho, move on and prepare for the next game

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