It's not just about "gameplan" though is it.Against Hudds 2 weeks ago we knocked-on too many times and gave away too many penalties and got stuffed.Against Saints we made very few mistakes,(Saints made the errors ) and we won.
From what I've read on here,we again made too many errors last night.It doesn't matter what the "gameplan" is,who plays centre,who the coach is,if you can't catch the ball then we aren't going to win many.

the slug could noit pick his nose let alone a good salford team , why does he continue to pick smith ,the worse stand off i have ever seen wear a salford shirt ,slug do the right thing ,stop picking your favourites and you and simms foooook off out of our club and give someone else a chance

Its not team selection that's killing us in these games,it's dropping the ball.Last night,Adamson knocked-on on the second tackle of the game in our own 20.Result,we are desperately defending when we should be putting them under pressure with a kick from around half-way.
We knocked on 3 times in our own 20 in the 1st half,the last one led to their first try.
Again in the 1st half,we had a play the ball in the corner 5 yds out,everyone lined out across the pitch and Wilshere knocks on at the play the ball.
IMO the lads are putting the effort in,we lost to a Cas team that have only lost two games away from home and we lost by 6 points,not a disaster.Certainly not a reason to sack the coach and throw beer and abuse at certain players.
As i've posted on here before,if we cut out the errors we are competitive with anyone as the games at Hull in the cup,away at Leeds and Hudds and home against Saints prove.
This isn't down to the coach,but individual players mistakes in the heat of the moment.

why was Wiltshire going in at acting half back at all?

get fitzy back in the team i say

i aree but i Think its fair to say that he isnt in mcraes plans as the obvious thing would be wilshire at centre, rachford at 6 and smith at 7 with myler on bench would solve a problem. Everyone has their favourites even in an injury crisis.