If they do not get rid of the coach it will be the same dross next year in the championship .Fans who I admire as they made the trip to Hull ,came away in a great mood,because we scored two trys, and said how well Gale played. Gale is 35 We need a Coach who can be trusted to bring in youth .We have have got one of the worst teams ever because the coaches went for a team full of age . The Leeds win was a one off , a young team with four older players to guide them round the park. The coach learnt nothing by the look of the team against HKR. Still bringing back players who are some of the worst I have seen in a Waky shirt

Agree with this.

I do think we can pick up some more wins, but realistically not enough

I'm sure everyone who went were disappointed with the result and our failure to finish off some more chances but surely you shared the enjoyment of the rest of the crowd with the rugby on display.

Back on topic.....Salford will be missing Brierley, Croft and Ackers next week https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/65974538

Back on topic.....Salford will be missing Brierley, Croft and Ackers next week https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/65974538

They are a big loss to them but they've got some good depth so let's see how they go.

Never mind they have some good cover, with those 3 players out Wakey should win

The current weather forecast isn’t good for Friday night. Heavy rain particularly around ko time. I don’t know if that’s a benefit or not for Trinity, but if we are good enough on the night we’ make our own luck.

As bad weather is usually a leveller it will probably benefit us.
Despite their injuries Salford will still be hot favourites.

It’s pretty well known that Salford have one of the thinnest squads around, especially in the spine positions. With them also coming off a short turnaround and back to back defeats then this ones there for the taking.

Every little helps, it's certainly a start !

They also have Trinity’s, drop goal winner bogeyman, Sneyd, the times he’s done us whoever he’s played for

They will still have Sio, Lafai, Watkins and Burgess feeding off Sneyd across the backline. That's where we'll struggle to contain them if anywhere.

Big game this.

Win this game and it re-instates some hope assuming Cas don’t win again.

If we don’t beat Salford at home then I think it would be pretty much time to start considering building a very strong Championship team for next season. The games are unfortunately starting to run out and there is no more excuses. If we want to be in the top flight we must win on Friday and continue winning. For me we are looking at 5-6 wins so that’s around 50% or a bit more.

In your dreams 5 to 6 wins could come next year and a few more in the Championship

Despite the dross that we've seen so far, there is no doubt that with Gale pulling the strings, we at least looked to have some tries in us and this has been the major issue throughout the season.
Also, we have to keep on battling.

The fat lady may be getting ready but, she ain't started singing yet !

Not all about attack was there any improvement in the defence .When players like Hood are walking straight back in to the team sums it up were we are to me

Nothing wrong with Hood's defense. He does a lot of work.
My only issue is his speed of distribution and speed of feet if he runs.
Bowes would be the one with larger minutes for me but Hood made 30 tackles. Only Pitts and Battye made more.

I think because he's left on too long he looks tired and can make mistakes.

Salford also has a better head coach.

Fifita clear to play after this weeks disciplinary panel

Perhaps not yet singing, but seen today in. M&S buying a new Dress

Quote ="FIL"Back on topic.....Salford will be missing Brierley, Croft and Ackers next week https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/65974538'" Salford's assistant coach, Krisnan Inu, says in today's League Express that they are hoping Croft will be back this week

Quote ="FIL"Back on topic.....Salford will be missing Brierley, Croft and Ackers next week https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/65974538'" Salford's assistant coach, Krisnan Inu, says in today's League Express that they are hoping Croft will be back this week

Just our luck as per.

Beware the smiling assassin (Kris), 'im speak with forked tongue!

Im comfortable with the fact I can see no other way out but relegation ,will it be a bad thing ,who know we’ll cross that bridge when we get to it . If the club comes back anything like a Leigh I’m more than happy spending a season playing Batley and the likes . Stopped hoping for miracles a while ago and it makes it much more enjoyable just watching the game without the added stress . Already chomping at the bit to get me n the bosses seats in the new stand for next season , if that’s watching Dewsbury or Leeds next season I care not ,just as long as the club prepares for a full blooded assault the season after . Sometimes in life you have to go backwards to go forwards,and that’s how I’m looking at this new era in our clubs history going forwards into hopefully a much brighter future .Think of it as Short term pain for long term gain ,as fans we’ve waited patiently all these years , what’s another season in the big scheme of things .

I feel exactly the same now, unless things change drastically with our results whenever the T word happens and goes through.

Leigh are a perfect example of going backwards and coming back stronger, but are not the only side to do so.

Cas, Huddersfield, Salford and Hull KR have all managed to do this. Cas and Salford have made it to a grand final. The first two have also managed to win the hood cap, and all barring Hull KR have been to Wembley since relegation.

I think with our improved facilities, a good squad, and a good backer behind us, we're probably in a better position to come back than we ever have