With no bias, as I understand why Myler would move on to further a very short career, his mind is obviously on the next rung of the ladder. As a supporter I would find it difficult to cheer a player who would continue to play for a team he has no intentions of staying at. Regardless whether his integrity is 100% and he does his best when he goes on the pitch. For Myler, he currently sits in limbo, having not gone but showing his intentions for leaving he can't possibly be a positive influence in the team and should not be part of matchdays.

I would not slag the guy off. He is doing what he feels is best for his future. My concern as a supporter is for Salford's future, which in this case, means moving-on and getting used to life without Myler. Currently, life with Myler being a Salford player but not wanting to be is no good for both sides of the coin.

lets make the most of having him while he is here! people on here are starting to sound like united fans when ronaldo wanted to go, they wanted him to just sit in the stands and rot! Myler is not a salford lad, so why would he show us any loyalty? he didn't show widnes any when he left them! Rugby league is a short career, if i was in his shoes i'd want to get as much cash as possible as well!

he's not gone yet lets see if we the fans can change his mind on friday and get behind him you never no that extra little push my swing it..

That makes zero sense...he's already playing for England whilst with us.

And I don't think there's any tapping up gone on, he was always going to leave us to go to a "bigger" club...whether Wire is the right choice or not is another matter...on the one hand they are a perennial under-achiever but on the other they do appear to be building things to challenge properly over the next few seasons so he could easily be the catalyst for future success.

Why not get behind Offiah ( not literally because he might enjoy it ) and convince him its in his best interest to let Myler stay, Mr Wilkinson I believe has some business assoicates who are very good at this sort of work.

I’d go with that. Milk him.

I bet Offiah has tried

Rejecting a new contract is not the same as not wanting to play for the Club. He wants what is best for himself and as long as he continues to play to the best of his ability and doesn't mess us about (which he hasn't) then fair play.



There are many players who have no intention of staying at the Club, should we drop those as well? At the minute that would mean dropping Stapleton, Turner, Myler, possibly Paul, Alker and Littler (retirement) and whoever else. It's just not practical. I can understand the logic of moving the focus to Ratchford & Smith but ATEOTD Myler is a great player and subject to the conditions above I see no reason why he should be dropped. Not to mention the fact we're still paying his wages.

With the exception of Turner. The argument is different. They are either players in the twilight of their careers or overseas players going home. Completely different. Their loyalties do not lie in bettering themselves at the expense of their current club. Myler is a great player, but the club needs to move on. Desperately milking him for everything before he goes smacks of a Salford of yesteryear. If we are a forward thinking club we should think about life without him was my only argument. Build on what we have, not desperately hanging off the shirt tails of a player who feels he should be elsewhere.

Unless you're Leeds or Saints there are always going to be players who think their interests will be better serviced elsewhere, regardless of the cr@p they feed the fans. Most of the squad will believe that they'd be better off at Saints, Leeds or any of the other big teams, should we drop them too?

I find it amazing that there was little support for my suggestion that Coley be dropped in his final year yet there's support for the idea of dropping Myler!