Bit strange coming from a Wakefield follower about knowing 'naff all about the game'.You lot didn't rate Richard Agar but those running Warrington do - as does your chairman and Mr Carter said some very good things about him.

The Salford one-trick pony has been brilliant,again.Another defeat and he takes the focus.Announces a couple of signings.Hock has assisted and the below-par performance forgotten about while the hard work goes on in the background.

It's usually the Cas lot who fall for it.



Check back after every defeat.There's been a few.

All valid points, FA. We could agree to disagree on the minutiae and make-up of what exactly constitutes 'evidence' and we could back-and-forth all day with examples, but I fear the natives are getting restless and our nit-picking is boring quite a few. I can see when a topic is waning so wont prolong everyone else's misery!

I think we're both on the same page, but looking from different angles. Plus we're, between us, going for the RLFans quotation record.

It's been fun!

Onto the next subject...

Have to pull you up on this. Don't know if you have seen the full game from last week but we were anything but poor last weekend. We played some exceptional rugby league at times and I think any Salford fan that was there would agree with that, notwithstanding that Salford certainly didn't hit the heights of previous weeks.

As far as Salford is concerned, I'm somewhere between independent and biased with a soft spot for them, having had some fine times at The Willows. I supported Bradford from 1964 so you needn't tell me about Shiit Street, been there, done that.

I quite like the Doc, he's good for the game, and whatever bollox he may drop he and his money must be good for Salford. I would never have any schadenfreude against any rugby league club, quite the opposite, but if I did, it could hardly apply to Salford, now could it, be sensible, they are in the strongest position they have been for many a long year, and nobody could have predicted that, what's there to be schadenfreude about that?

And my only bitter is Timothy Taylor's.

Well, that would be because this is a public forum, and he can do what he likes. If you find it boring, here's a tip: don't read it.


I suggest his bank manager may disagree

I concur.