This is about putting the best team possible out, they are paid to play. If they're told to play they play (unless injuries). I doubt Ali saying he can play instead of him will make Agar happy at all. EDIT- I could understand if he did something amazing, but he hasn't.

This, IMO, is about creating a culture in the club where every player goes out and puts everything into every game they play for our club, and if you think that has happened all season then you are either naive or blind. I wasn't suggesting for one minute that Ali should go to Agar and tell him to pick Molloy instead of him and I really can't believe that someone thought I did.
As for performance, based on the last four games that team that played on Sunday is the best possible team that we can currently put out because in the previous three games we suffered bigger defeats against poorer teams.

I blame that for turning up to the game in the wrong attitude. If you didn't suggest it then why did you say it? At the end of the day I picked the team that I thought would of been the best to play against Salford theres 3 changes thats all and they are 3 quality players when they're on their game.

So surely if they turn up with the wrong attitude then the best way to change that attitude is to replace them with another player, and when that player turns up with the right attitude and does the job let him keep the shirt, and those three players haven't been quality for nearly enough time this season otherwise we would have won more games.

I got to disagree you can't blame these 3 players for a team game. Aiton works his socks off most games, he was abit off against Castleford because of his jaw. Smith can't does his magic without the pack winning their battles, Ali does not get enough support (nor does any player) so he can offload. If they turn up like they did against Wigan nearly every week then we would of won more games. Most off our losses besides a couple have been very close indeed.

If only coaching a SL team were as simple as some fans suggest - I'd give it a go myself!

Please tell me where someone suggested on how to run a superleague team.

Why do most people want Tim Smith to walk straight back into the side?He's played poor most of this season, he looks one way and blindly "throws" the ball the other, and his kickings been rhubarb. The only change I would make from last weekend is reece lynne, he looks way too lightweight and his confidence looks zero. All we asked for before the Wigan game was 100% and with the team that was put out we got 110%.Give them a go, cant be a worse performance than hull kr and cas.

A fit Lauitiiti off the bench any day ahead of Molloy. People forget he was a stand out player for us against Hull a few weeks ago and they struggled to contain him.

I must say after knocking him most of the season I thought lynne had a good game on Sunday and his defence was pretty good'

"Blindly throws ball"! I don't believe it!
That pass is world class.......I'm stunned.

That reminds of an old lag I heard sledging Offiah many years ago - "He's a one trick pony - all he does is run and score tries!"

Look at try no 2 in the Sandal Post Office try of the month for May - Smith's pass in the build-up to try no2 is pure genius.

Its more than genius. He could of screwed it up so easy if he did it a second to late or to fast and it was straight to the bread basket - pure skill.

Aiton playing on Monday do you know? Dream team info needed!!!

It was so good, it took Cockayne by surprise - he had to juggle before he set off.

Contender for try of the season for me - some plays are impossible to defend against, much like when Chase passed to himself the other week.

Agree, it could have gone horribly wrong. Although because he doesn't play for Wigan or any other top flight team I doubt it will be the try of the season!

I enjoyed try no 5, with Tautai smashing Chase before offloading to Collis

I'm surprised TT wasn't penalised or even warned against that one. He clearly hits Chase in the face. All the same a very good consolation try IMO.

He said after the Wigan game he was hoping to be fit and in contention for the game.

Looked like a forearm to the chest to me - perfectly legal; as you say, some small consolation in an otherwise dire showing.

Even if he did hit him in the face it was not intentional and was in the course of him running the ball in, as opposed to the many times Chase does it from the side or behind while spitting his dummy out.

One swallow doesn't make a summer.

It's one of many - until the recent slump in form, virtually all of our attacking threat came through Smith; you can't possibly be looking to make him the latest scapegoat?

Some will, it's how some Trinity fans like to roll.

Like you say it isn't that long since we were talking on here about how consistent he'd been.

I find it really hard to comment on your post. They are so far from reality I can only assume you are on a wind up.