regarding attendence yet again,if you were not a supporter,would you have known there was a game yesterday ,let alone who we were playing.

Same old same old

I personally found it bewildering that we didn't try for the odd drop goal when he had all that pressure just before half time. Very poor to come away after excerting said pressure with nothing to show for it but the endevour.
Think Neal looks a brilliant forward and showed heart and determination, Sneyd whilst not setting the game ablaze did enough to show that he has a future.
Think we all know that Broughton is just about the quickest in the league yet we didnt play to his strengths at all, everyone in the shed could see that Leeds didnt drop anyone out of the line for the frist two tackles, surely the coach up in the stands can see this and relay a message down to kick deep from behind the scrum for Broughton to chase.

[iI think Salford City Reds have already agreed a one-year extension with Mark Henry for 2010.[/i

Think that means he's signed for a further year.

We are rarely on telly average twice a season so we don't have the "advantage" of the Video Ref, but you say two decisions in two weeks we had two in one Half against Hull a couple of years back one of them changed the way the video ref was used they got to have sound, a luxury two in two weeks.
But our half time team talks don't seem to work.

Leeds were truly awful in the 1st half and Salford should have put them to the sword.
However, without the necessary guile or power, thats what happens.
10 mins into the 2nd half and I suspect that we could all see what was about to happen.
Leeds completion rate improved massively and the passes stuck (together with the benefit of the doubt from the officials).
A solid effort from the all Salford players, but around 4 or 5 quality signings are required, and the coaching staff definitely need to show us that they are doing more. Can anyone andvise me just what their strategy/gameplan/matchday input is ???
All in all a pretty poor game, woeful atmosphere, and a poor attendance.