This idea that Luke Patten, one of the most respected men in rugby league, came to Salford and immediately became a bad egg who was intent on disrupting things is ridiculous. Maybe he saw the club for what it is and thought it better to get things out in the open, than let things fester as they have been for years.

It's strange how Salford seems to have internal strife within the playing staff every single season, yet people's first reactions is always to blame the players themselves and not the one thing they have in common, which is playing for Salford. A lack of leadership at the top always leads to problems lower down the chain.

Well done to Highto - if he is doing the good job you suggest. Hopefully, this in time will help reduce some of the problems we have encountered in the past.

I'm still struggling. Could you kindly quote me the posts that are celebrating how well the club's run?

I didn't say anything was celebrating it, did I? Well done for putting words in my mouth though, that can go alongside the times you've formed my opinions for me.



Just after a post suggesting that, if the club was professionally run, we wouldn't have to do what we're doing.

So, whether or not you agree with it, whether or not HR was slightly tounge-in-cheek or not, the post by Chester J Lampwick is not a completely random thought with nothing to do with any posts in the thread.

Anyway, we are, once again and needlessly, drifting away from the point and into an argument. This move is a good one by the club and can only be applauded. As Walshovski has said, hopefully this will go a long way to correcting the errors of the past.

So Chester misinterprets a post, retorts with a lazy comment based on that misinterpretation and is credited with having 'a point'.

Bless this forum.

I wish I was right all the time, rather than being a big anti-club toss-pot.

Enjoy the rest of the thread.