Myler did have a quiet game last night from what i've heard. his performance against France last week was down to his forwards playing well he even said that in his interview. Last night our pack was very lightweight were not going to dominate matches with the forwards with Littler and Sibbit at second row, Littler isn't a forward and isn't SL standard and hasn't been for many a year and Sibbit isn't good enough. I would of preferred to have seen maybe Sidlow start at second row and maybe give Thornley a chance.

The is no point in banging on about referees making bad decitions, doesnt change anything and the referee protectors will defend them.

It was a poor dection against Salfod again but Salford didnt help themselves by turning the ball over TWICE (rachford not making tough and knocking on in the tackle?) just before half time to allow Hull to score the crutial try.



Thats what cost us the game. mental strength and being switched on 100% of the time is what salford need to improve on.

I had a good view and my first reaction was that it was a TRY, to be honest there was no other reaction I don't know what the ref saw.

And it was the ref's decision, not the touch judge's (who was as surprised as most people with the decision!)

Quote ="The optimist"The is no point in banging on about referees making bad decitions, doesnt change anything and the referee protectors will defend them. It was a poor dection against Salfod again but Salford didnt help themselves by turning the ball over TWICE (rachford not making tough and knocking on in the tackle?) just before half time to allow Hull to score the crutial try. Thats what cost us the game. mental strength and being switched on 100% of the time is what salford need to improve so">on.'" so in all that game u picked up on them 2 points what about swain dropping the ball 3 times and also jeremy smith giving a penalty away when he had the ball"which tickle kicked 2 give them a 14-12 lead "which i think is the crucial point

Quote ="The optimist"The is no point in banging on about referees making bad decitions, doesnt change anything and the referee protectors will defend them. It was a poor dection against Salfod again but Salford didnt help themselves by turning the ball over TWICE (rachford not making tough and knocking on in the tackle?) just before half time to allow Hull to score the crutial try. Thats what cost us the game. mental strength and being switched on 100% of the time is what salford need to improve so">on.'" so in all that game u picked up on them 2 points what about swain dropping the ball 3 times and also jeremy smith giving a penalty away when he had the ball"which tickle kicked 2 give them a 14-12 lead "which i think is the crucial point

Quote ="The optimist"The is no point in banging on about referees making bad decitions, doesnt change anything and the referee protectors will defend them. It was a poor dection against Salfod again but Salford didnt help themselves by turning the ball over TWICE (rachford not making tough and knocking on in the tackle?) just before half time to allow Hull to score the crutial try. Thats what cost us the game. mental strength and being switched on 100% of the time is what salford need to improve ">on.'" Whilst it is true that sometimes referees decisions are not the sole reason for us losing I feel that as paying customers of the game we have a right to complain when someone does their job as badly as we have seen referees do theirs at times over the years, especially when ultimately (whatever mistakes we make during the course of the game) it costs us two points which on this occasion it did.

Quote ="The optimist"The is no point in banging on about referees making bad decitions, doesnt change anything and the referee protectors will defend them. It was a poor dection against Salfod again but Salford didnt help themselves by turning the ball over TWICE (rachford not making tough and knocking on in the tackle?) just before half time to allow Hull to score the crutial try. Thats what cost us the game. mental strength and being switched on 100% of the time is what salford need to improve ">on.'" Whilst it is true that sometimes referees decisions are not the sole reason for us losing I feel that as paying customers of the game we have a right to complain when someone does their job as badly as we have seen referees do theirs at times over the years, especially when ultimately (whatever mistakes we make during the course of the game) it costs us two points which on this occasion it did.