Every time the ref and various judges etc are posted, I think "Hopefully we'll get Ganson" - then stop and realise how poor the refs are. Ganson and good!
Sad preacher nailed upon the coloured door of time;
Insane teacher be there reminded of the rhyme.
There'll be no mutant enemy we shall certify;
Political ends, as sad remains, will die.
Joined: Sep 20 2006 Posts: 961 Location: Walkden "In Salford"
Mr James ROwley wrote:Hopefully we can turn things around in the next few days, because if we are not at our best on Friday Wakefield Trinity Wildcats are just the sort of outfit that can punish us.
I am hoping to see Jason Walton, Lee Jewitt and Jordan Turner included in the squad for this game, but of course that will be down to our head coach to try and decide the best available team to face the Wildcats on the night.
Here's hoping the real Salford City Reds are on view this Friday...
James I will be surprised if Jordan Turner plays on Friday as he appeared to be limping badly in the Trafford Centre he has either got a bad leg or his cheque from Hull was weighing him down.
Original Salford City Red wrote:James I will be surprised if Jordan Turner plays on Friday as he appeared to be limping badly in the Trafford Centre he has either got a bad leg or his cheque from Hull was weighing him down.
By all accounts Jordan Turner will be missing for several weeks with a back injury, in fact we may not see him in action again wearing a Reds shirt with him alledgeley moving to the KC Stadium on a three-year deal in 2010.
Joined: Mar 25 2009 Posts: 301 Location: A Town Called Malice
Well I'm going with my umbrella, and possibly some thermal underwear. I bought a season ticket and I'll use it whether we win or not. Bring on the Salford!!!!!!
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Love him or hate him, 163 consecutive appearances should make Stuart Littler a Salford legend in anyone's book 
