If he wants to watch his mates so what. It certainly doesnt mean that he wasnt treated badly by Wigan. I work with a few Wigan season ticket holders, including one with very close links to the club, and they must all be wrong then. No one from the Wigan club has even spoken to him since he came to Salford as was stated in the Daily Mirror yesterday. That is really treating one of your players well isnt it! Also he did definitely want to leave but he wasnt allowed to. That is the whole reason why his loan to us was delayed for so long.

Well they were certainly speaking to him today.
He did NOT want to leave, but because of the Gleeson signing thought it was better to "gain experience"

He's a great lad with a very professional attitude, will he make it to the top ? I'm not sure.

This is my final post on this as we are going around in circles. If he was there today it would be hard not to speak to him, and vice versa, after all they do still pay his wages.

Also you can kid yourself all you like but the rest of what you say is rubbish and is totally different than what I have been told. He did not want to go on loan full stop and wanted out of Wigan permanently. That is why his loan was delayed and only happened weeks after it should. If you had the choice of going to Leeds or Warrington (there were others as well but I cant remember who) or be stuck in the reserves at Wigan you wouldnt blame him either. In the end he had to come on loan because Wigan were not going to let him go permanently and he wasnt going to get picked either. He had no choice but gladly we have benefited from the situation. However you can keep kidding yourself if you wish.

Then this will be my final post on this.
He was there today, as was I.

He played his final game for Wigan v Barrow in the cup tie and moved on in the following week. There was no delay Goulding and Mossop moved to make way for Gleeson.

If he had gone permanently Wigan would have required a fee.

You keep kidding yourself.

I'm still not sure if he will ever make a top player, and I've watched him for over 5 years, but he has a superb attitude, and if he doesn't "make it" at Wigan I really hope he does elsewhere.

Like I said earlier in the season when Goulding arrived at the club, he has a very good strike rate. He's had about one or two average defensive games but considering some people criticised him heavily regarding his defence he has done a decent job. I think more often than not, if he has a chance at going over the line he is going to take it and that is why I would have him at the club on a permanent basis. In the last 3 seasons he's scoring pretty much 1 try every 2 games and that's something you can't ignore especially when he's been playing for the likes of us and Wigan

If Goulding learnt how to draw the man then he would be a good player, untill then he is just a quick solid centre who scores the odd try.