Sandercock sat in the stands would not have realised how strong the wind was, the Rovers fans there had it in their faces behind the opposite sticks. It was 100% the right call to turn the kick down.

No idea, was at the game, although he was near Lloyd in the stand so it's possible.

No.

Burns managed to follow up his short kicks and fly hack them on. The Keating chip late on was a real shocker though. Very poor thinking and it gave Salford the field position that might well have resulted in a winning drop goal.

Personally I agreed with the decision not to go for goal it was a long way out into a very strong wind and the sodden conditions giving unsure support for the non kicking foot. The most likely outcome would have been the kick falling short and giving Salford possession. Yes maybe it might just have crept over who knows but with 10 minutes still left it might not have won the game anyway.

Didn't Burns get criticised for taking a drop goal with less time remaining last week? He's the captain and correct me if I'm wrong but that makes him entitled to make on the pitch decisions.

Obviously it's disappointing to not win when we probably should have done but the conditions were terrible and the game was always going to be a slugfest. There were never going to be many points in this game because the conditions made defending easy and errors inevitable.

Point lost? Hardly I see we have moved up the table not down. The away point we got tonight is one more than Hull FC have got in the entire season.

Once more I attend an away match to witness lashed up s embarrasing the club:

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did this really happen because Salford have used this bottle throwing a few times they said it happened when we was there Cas and I never noticed any bottles on the pitch I swear there making stuff up.

I saw the in-goal official retreive a bottle thrown from our end, I also saw the stewards drag out a dick who tried to get onto the pitch.

Hi Rolf.

You seemed an OK bloke on those animal vet shows but I'm not liking what they are saying about you in court.

Yes it did really happen and there is no excuse.

But I do advise to the Salford club that having a guy walk round the perimter edge with a 'Fosters Lager' logo strapped to his back and pulling a trolley full of chilled bottled said liquid available for immediate purchase makes the scenario eminently possible.

Maybe you should advise Rovers similarly
re:Carlsberg?

I've never noticed anyone walking round the pitch offering bottled beer for sale like I saw today at Salford.

If this practice goes on at Rovers - and I'm certain it doesn't I condemn it.

It does and he earns his money walking up to the top of the east stand and back down again with his back pack full of beer

Pretty sure it's Carling

Rolf? I'm Jake, a nickname I picked up in my playing days due to my "3rd leg"

Is that a round about way for people to call you a nob?? Lol.

Size of a peg, is it?

Might be. I don't fork out £3.50 a bottle so I'm not sure.

Much as I hate to burst your bubble, I think you misheard, they were actually calling you Joke, sorry.

I think rolf the peg has a certain ring to it.

Joke the peg? Were you one of them? Do you have a thing about men?

Did he fix it for you?

How's the trial going Rolf?

Enough of this rubbish please. Ta.

Why would Salford make things up?

Where in the statement does it state both incidents were caused by Hull Kingston Rovers supporters?

Isnt that excuse a cop out? Ive seen Salford fans do it at away games on numerous occassions but you cannot hide behind the excuse that alcohol is available. I enjoy standing on the terraces with a pint, one of the many reasons I follow the sport ahead of football. Lets not look at banning sales of alcohol based on the behavior of the odd muppet.

The onus for safety is on the home team, as we have been held responsible in the past for away supporters behaviour.