Wakefield were involved in one of the biggest comebacks, might've been the one you mention against Warrington. Wigan still hold the record though.

Well done on the win.

The first half was awful,I was seriously tempted to leave at half time it was that bad.The seccond half was a total different story.After we got the first couple of tries in the second half everything seemed to move quicker and we actually got some decisions off the ref.
How many times Salford were offside in the first half i gave up counting.

As for the Salford fans, the usual, every year they come down not being able to handle their beer.The stewards could have stopped all the trouble by keeping them in the stand behind the sticks where they were the first half.Loved the banter between what looked like the wags in one of the boxes giving the northern drinkers some stick.It did help build the atmosphere for the second half as London kept putting the tries away.

Yep, Wakefield were involved, unfortunately on the receiving end of a 22-21 defeat to Warrington in 2006 after leading 21-0 at half time.

Well done Broncos & thanks for getting that monkey off our backs, best ever come-back in the regular rounds.

Like Surreybronco I was ready to walk at half-time, I was actually pondering it from when we missed kicking into touch by a country mile about 25 minutes in

Glad I stayed, it was definitely a game of two halves, we were crap in the first half and Salford were good. We were far far better in the second half, and without taking anything away from the Broncos performance, Salford were just dire

I thought Rinaldi made the difference

A pity only 1,517 got to see it

People are just Olympic Crazy! you see all those young kids so excited on TV, how do we get that impact. one journalist said yesterday what a major error from Wigan Warriors playing one of their Big Games on a main Friday evening of Olympics, but they still brought in close to 18,000, the right product and the correct Marketing and it can be done, one Wigan company offered to brand a certain number of supporters cars to plug the game, there was a draw and so many entered! we don't even have a car sticker for fans??

Good call from a first half of dire play when we seemed dead and buried to the second half comeback. Amazing turn round.

Yep thanks Broncos, great result.

This was everything good and bad about the team we've seen this season - a miserable defence with lacklustre tackles at key moments with the opposition knowing where to target. Missing touch with the kick was just dire and such a rookie error, but it was giving away a penalty on almost every set that did it. The one time we didn't give away a penalty we then knocked on 2 tackles into our set.

Then second half we transformed to the team that scored 150 points in 5 matches during March - big runs from big guns, strong in the tackle and not giving away penalties and territory. We put them under pressure like we were the ones winning.

The Salford fans barracking their coaches/players was also not something you want to see, and reading their forum there's bickering and arguing going on even there.

The crowd size is the biggest disappointment, but there was genuine elation at winning and you could see on the player's faces how pleased they were with what they'd done. And not only coming back but eventually winning comfortably so that Salford can't just blame their kicker.

Is there hope of not coming 14th still??

Worse half of the season, best half of the season. TR miracle worker. Booed off at half-time, worshipped off at full. A game of two halves indeed. Hats off to Gower, Rinaldi and Dixon, and Mr Rea himself. Oh, and some ofthe Salford fans were an entertaining disgrace!

Well done lads poor first half great second half

how do you mean ? what happened ?

great result - i'm really not surprised after seeing their impressive display at Perpignan last weekend - they looked a decent side and I couldn't believe the half time score !

I was stood by the gate at the end of the game at the Salford end. Gower was taking the conversion with 23 seconds to go, so the Salford players were under the sticks next to their "fans". I've never seen players barracked like that before, and at the top of their voices. There was f's, b's, c's and w's in various combinations and all could be clearly heard due to the lack of a crowd. Garath Howarth turned round and offered a couple to come down to the pitch to "sort it out". Nothing entertaining in that whatsoever for me. A disgrace to their club and the game

Great result......a win v Castleford and we're off the bottom. Less said about the worst SL crowd in London ever...the better.
I wish the RFL would hurry up and buy the club...it's getting beyond a joke now

First time in yonks I've come home happy, indeed beaming, after a London game. The 2nd half performance must be amongst the greatest in the clubs history. Well done chaps and will travel down to The Stoop for that pain in the ar$e (for me) Friday night game against Wire now.

Brilliant! Well done

As others have said the 1st half performance was terrible. It was going along way to finally kill super league in London. 2nd half absolutely unbelievable. Played like a real team. brilliant. The fans really got behind the players. They seemed to mentally click for the first time in the season in the 2nd half. Rinaldi (burrows/roby display) and Randell on for all the 2nd half helped speed things up. Gower (best player we have got) superb positional kicking. Top day out. Going to Cas now.

Just got home & have to keep pinching myself to make sure I didn't dream that result up.
We were all walking round stunned after that second half display, unable to believe what we had just witnessed.
Congratulations to all concerned, both players & staff. Now start believing in what you can do.

Still can't make sense of what happened but whatever it was, I like it.

We appear to have two teams, different one played in each half. Just hope that it was the first half squad who were the imposters.

Chris Melling must have made the shortest appearance of his career. Hope he's OK. I thought that the Salford player, Jordan James?, led with the elbow, but there was no penalty and no "on report" signal from the ref.