Said before the start of the season that Mullaney could well end up being the star buy of the 14 new names & 1 of our better imports for many a year.



Watched the highlights and I'm sorry Meli wants shooting for standing like a statue when the Hull cross field kick came to his wing. Getting a hat trick is always impressive but he really let himself and others down with that non effort.

I'm still on a high from last night. I know there were errors a-plenty from both sides and we gave away too many penalties, but I think it was arguably the most exciting game I've ever seen.



At 18 - 10 with a penalty, I thought we were on our way, but we missed touch, went in 18 - 16 up and then started the second half badly. I think we were ten points down twice and seemingly on our way out. To come back from that was what made the win so special.



Mullaney's touch line conversion with the last kick of normal time will never be forgotten by those who were there. We knew it was going over when the Hull crowd went quiet. He'd had a bit of a nightmare earlier too with bouncing bombs and a pass into touch. It was greatly to his credit that he kicked it. ( I think he's relatively safe under a bomb; his problem seems to be getting under it! )



I don't know about other people who were there last night, but I do think the stadium announcer could have informed us that we were entering "Golden Point" Extra Time. Around us some, including myself, thought it was golden point, but others were certain it was ten minutes of extra time followed by golden point. Thus when Chase's field goal went over we celebrated, but it took a few more seconds before we realised we'd won. It was only as the Hull players slumped to their knees and the Salford players started jumping about that we knew we'd won!



I'm now hoping that we draw the lowest ranked team at home in the next round. I don't know whether my nerves could stand another extra time special!!

If we drew Sheffield or Oldham would our on loan players be allowed to turn out?



Think agent Sneyd did a good job of hindering Castleford so I don't see why not.

the last 5 high balls mullaney was under last night he took pretty comfortably , because he didn`t have a salford shirt in his peripheral vision , doesn`t matter what opposition player is running at him aslong as there isn`t a reds shirt to close he`s pretty sound , tim smith look pretty shot , wasn`t just the penalty straight into talanoa`s hands he was so indecisive with that bobbling ball from the hull kick off , all he had to do was dive on it but it was it like he had to dive on a grenade , hopefully the bradford game may be a game to get his confidence up

well done salford from an hull fc fan