At the beginning of the season I would have been happy to have won 2/3 games and shown a competing spirit at Leeds or Saints.

We've done a lot more.

Fair comment but after beating Saints we should have been more professional and followed it up by beating Celtic, surely one of the teams target games this year?

Yes we should have carried the win against Saints to the next game, as you said, Celtic must have been one of our target games & to capitulate as we did against them was totally unacceptable, it was embarressing to watch.
In the club house after the game, John Dixon came in to speak to Celtic fans & he spoke of the game plan he had set his team & they stuck to it & won the game, we had no answer to it, appeared to have no game plan & for the coach to say, the team perhaps eased off when 12-0 up after 15 mins is a stupid statement to make,if there was only 15mins left in the game could understand saying that.
As your threads name, WE HAVE NO PLAN B.

We do its called give it the the forwards while there stood still and lets see what they can do from a standing start.
Everyone has been complaining about the opposition being offside which they have been by a yard the majority of the time but ffs they could be a yard offside of 20 yards onside giving it to the forwards while not having a good run onto the ball will do nothing for gaining any distance

Also off subject how good was bosc's solo try 2 friking chip kicks class

kicked with both feet, first left and than right to confuse the defence, what would we have done?

Absolute quality! It's the kind of 'off the cuff play' Salford's gameplan so desperately lacks.

Brought back fond memories of a certain Neil Baker in the 80's!

Sorry i think ive grab the wrong end of the stick here, what we need are:

Players that will treat their own line with the same respect they treat their opponents and will try everything to get over it and not be stuck in goal too easy

When a bomb goes up or a grubber kick is sent though and there is a chase on to have only eyes for the ball, catch it and take who or what ever comes with it

If they drop the ball dont get depressed about it and switch off, that next set should be defended like our lives depended on it until a error is forced or we get better field position how ever long it takes.

If a tackle is going to be missed (you going to miss tackles somtimes your human) slow the runner down with grab at a arm or leg give the attacker somthing to think about all the time rather than lay there and watch him run off

Make the right decitions in attack when a chance comes, ive lost count the amout of times we pass it to the wrong person in attack when it should go to one of our pivots or strike players it gets lumped to another player who just trots in and takes the tackle.

I agree with you its totally mental with our players, when they are switched on they are good enough to be beat anybody and are able to do all of the above thats the most frustrating thing about it, unfortunatly our problem is being switched for a full 80 mins and playing at that intensitiy week in week out.

Do the small things right, give them the platform and our xfactor players will be able to work their magic and we'll start talking about entertaining

It certainly did

I'm gonna start a 'bring back Neil Baker' campaign as soon as I've finished my Pot Noodle

maybe you could sing it next time you come to the willows

what do you want me to sing mate

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