T. Briscoe, Dowes, Fitzgibbon, Gleeson, Horne, Houghton, Lauaki, Manu, Moa, Obst , O'Meley, Phelps, Radford, Sharp, Tickle, Turner, Westerman, Whiting, Yeaman.

Patten, Broughton, Nero, Jewitt, Clay, Ratchford, Holdsworth, Cashmere, Godwin, Boyle, Neal, L. Adamson, Anderson, Smith, Sneyd, Gibson, Sidlow, Paleaaesina, Wild.

Phelps
Whiting
Gleeson
Yeaman
Briscoe
Horne
Obst
O Meley
Houghton
Radford
Westerman
Tickle
Fitzgibbon

Moa
Lauaki
Manu
Dowes/Radford 50/50 call

Phelps
Sharp
Gleeson
Yeaman
Briscoe
Horne
Obst
O'Meley
Houghton
Moa
Manu
Tickle
Fitz

Lauaki
Dowes/Radford
Westerman
Whiting/Turner

Looks about right to me, probably play Whiting over Turner purely over utility ability. Unsure on Dowes/Radders though.

Sharp should play alongside Gleeson IMO. It's the only way he will become a better player and surely a game against Salford (no disrespect intended) can't do him any harm. If not Sharp then I would like to see Reece Lynne play

1 point below us in the table, Salford aren't a push over.

plenty of options personally id go with
1.phelps
2.sharp
3.gleeson
4.yeamen
5.briscoe
6.horne
7.obst
8.omeley
9.houghton
10.moa
11.tickle
12.manu
13.fitzgibbon
subs
14.turner
15.lauaki
16.westerman
17.dowes
with whiting and radders missing out shame because i rate both highly but the way dowesy is playing i think he deserves to play and id have turner over whiting for this one

Can see Whiting being on the wing to start, with sharp on bench

Think i'd go along with this. Also an added incentive for Turner with it being his former club.

Is there much point in an out and out winger on the bench?

If Whiting starts, he would be the utility player and when Sharp comes on, it would be Whiting who covers.

Just a guess tho

They've conceded 50+ points 3 times in their last 6 games. We should win comfortably (but probably won't)

Not expecting to win easy,as Salford are hit and miss,so depends on which team turns up.They have had heavy defeats but also had good wins against Catalans,Bradford,Quins and Rovers.

Nope

but that hasnt stopped us in the past 2 games !

Proved to be a good selection move at Warrington.

3 of those teams are below them in the league and cats probably were when salford beat them. salford are a pretty poor side and we should beat them without too much trouble although it's the type of game we are likely to struggle in and maybe even lose

ffs Jake, you're starting to make me look like a cheerleader, we both think Agar is gash, but the fact is we've won a few games on the trot and have started playing well in increasingly long patches.

We'd be even better with a partner for Obst and a ball playing 13.

agar lover

lol

we're stuck with the situation Jake, as we are equally stuck with the people who cannot see what is really going on at the club, a few wins and the polycell is well and truly out, I reckon if we sent certain posters on here on holiday to Japan they'd never have an earthquake again!

nobody has mentioned that the £6k fine was a "significant portion of his monthly wage", that puts him on £100k area (max), that is poor for a SL coach.

Phelps
Sharp
Gleeson
Yeaman
Briscoe
Horne
Obst
O'Meley
Houghton
Radford
Tickle
Manu
Fitzgibbon

Whiting
Moa
Lauaki
Westerman

That'd do for me although Moa will start for Radders and Whiting will probably start outside our new centre.

Was an interesting interview with the salford owner on boots n all tonight where he talked about what the coaches at wigan, wire and hudds have achieved and how salford were looking to emulate that with their next coaching appt. If only we had people on our BOD with such vision

Can't see Justin achieving any more there than he has in East Hull - lol

Looks good, maybe Dowes over Radford due to good form though.

I reckon Agar might drop Whiting and have both Dowes and radford in the 17.

Some tough decisons for Agar, but a good position to be in and while we are injury free we must take advantage.

Steve O'Connor at Widnes made similar statements. They've stuck with Dennis Betts.

Talk is cheap. Let's see who they actually appoint before applauding their vision.