my attitude is i dnt mind losing but when you pay good money and travel across to watch and they play like tonight that just takes the mickey,once is bad,2weeks on the trot and questions have to be asked cos that isnt even nl1 standard!

what is a joke is the fact that the cas fans came and stood with the salford fans in the 2nd half! when trouble did start it seemed that it was salford fans fault! get a f##king life and keep fans seperated! we're but the jungle is even ter! btw that ref was disgracful!

It is bad THIS IS NOT GETTING US A GOOD NAME FOR OUR CLUB! WE SHOULD BAN THE IDIOT FOR THE REST OF SEASON! The other fans who were on the coach with us from the shop to the game and back were top lads had a right old laugh despite our loss! I think we still we think were in the northern rail standards! ITS A LONG ROAD!

Wheldon Road has always been a non-segregated ground. If you didn't like it, you should have moved. And why the hell would a Cas fan throw things at their own players and on their own pitch?

Cos it was a black or amber flare thrown onto the pitch.

Never been problems in the Railway End from non segregated away and home fans until now.

I don't think it was entirely their fault to be honest just a build up of emoticons, plus I don't see any need for segreagation in rugby at all.

Hardly a surprise that people felt like throwing stuff at the players when once again they decide to toss it off. Hopefully for their sake they'll think twice before trotting out the same performance in France again. Personally I've reached my tolerance limit for watching the shirts get hammered. I realised last season that I only go to the game now to see my mates and to be honest I can do that outside of rugby. At £18 to get in + travel expenses and 5/6 hours minimum of my weekend I can think of more efficient uses of my time and money. It said a lot for me that one of the most prominent members of this forum spent most of the Wakey thinking about the amount of ironing that he could have been getting through instead of being at the match. The opening sentence of the official report just about sums the situation up ... reds.originalreddevils.com/2009/ ... est-score/ Quote ="Fishal Site"The Reds were looking to make amends for a below-par performance last week at Belle Vue'"

Hardly a surprise that people felt like throwing stuff at the players when once again they decide to toss it off. Hopefully for their sake they'll think twice before trotting out the same performance in France again. Personally I've reached my tolerance limit for watching the shirts get hammered. I realised last season that I only go to the game now to see my mates and to be honest I can do that outside of rugby. At £18 to get in + travel expenses and 5/6 hours minimum of my weekend I can think of more efficient uses of my time and money. It said a lot for me that one of the most prominent members of this forum spent most of the Wakey thinking about the amount of ironing that he could have been getting through instead of being at the match. The opening sentence of the official report just about sums the situation up ... reds.originalreddevils.com/2009/ ... est-score/ Quote ="Fishal Site"The Reds were looking to make amends for a below-par performance last week at Belle Vue'"

Think it is a disgrace that so called "fans" feel the need to throw home made sparklers onto the pitch at our own players!!(wasn't rocket science either to see the direction it came from

)also as for giving "support" to the team!!Whats with booing the team 3 games into the season?

I assume by the use of speach marks you are trying to insinuate it was me or the group of people I was with, I can assure you, I would never throw anything at any of our players and would never, ever, ever boo our team. Were not Wire.....

First game? Welcome to Rugby League.

I'd never boo any team or player putting there body in the firing line everyweek in one of the toughest contact sports around.Some of our fans seem to expect a lot higher things than of the last 2 games,but we really need to wke up a bit and realise the big class in difference from teams we played last year to full time established sl teams.It will take a few more games before the right combination of players is found to at least give us half a chance.I think our aussie new boys will have been taken back a bit,in not quite realising how good super league actualy is!Take the team that has played tonight and last week.How many players were present last year?It is going to take time for the boys to gell together.Lets not get to downbeat and at least make it 2 home wins aout of 2 next week against quins.Chins up

what a hard nut he was gey top and takes his son with him as well .

TOP GUY

Rugby is a family game! thats why home & away fans stand together, if you want to keep fans apart go & watch the idiot game football.
I thought the way Castleford encourage children & families to attend tells me rugby is the greatest game.
Come on Salford club, we cannot ignore these few idiots any longer.

Although we have a had a few differences of opinions on other threads, I have to say that is a very fair analysis.

Thing i noticed tonight was that perhaps cas had watched wakey expose our weak areas(a fair few at the mo too!)in being to handle with kicks on the last,especialy into the corners and the high bomb!The first 20 was identical to last week,and imo fitness,speed and strength we seem to be lacking compared to the opposition.Questions might need to be asked as we just seem to be so slow in every department,and when we do seem to speed things up and play the ball around,we seem to balls things up under pressure and panic!

Salford coach Shaun McRae:

"I think we are struggling to come to grips with the pace of Super League.

"We didn't have any ball and for the first 10 or 15 minutes we are finding ourselves defending all the time. Some of that is our fault and some of it is good play by the other team.

"We have just got to come to terms with the speed and intensity at this level and when we do we will be okay. With the football we did not look too bad but defensively we have some issues."


fair honest comments from the gaffer there

Both Cas and Wakefield were taking two or three drives towards the middle, then just passing it out wide. Our defending in the centres and wings has been awful in the three games we have played.

atrocious post.

..........keep fans separated......

Both Cas and Wakefield were taking two or three drives towards the middle, then just passing it out wide. Our defending in the centres and wings has been awful in the three games we have played


Spot on,serious positioning issues,and the gaps that just seem to appear in this area are huge!I'd like to see some stats on the tries we have conceaded in this particular area.From standing behind the sticks in the last 2 games instead of sideways on deffo makes you realise where we need to improve!Everytime tonight with cas attacking you could almost read everytime where the ball was going next!
Considering we have some big guys,imo we have been tackiling like girls!and hardly knocking the opposition back in tackles and the same going forward.Mr Nash has seriously blown up a bit in the upper body area,but boy when the crunch comes he lets himself down and just seems to stand still!

The Bar Stewards! Did you tell the Police?

Bang on DR.................... Catalan away was the straw for me, and quite simply, we just haven't got any better......at all.
Poor quality stuff, and I fear the worst for our beloved club.

Time to give the kids a go....they cannot do any worse than the current team.

btw...I was informed tonight, that there is still a lot of unrest in the camp re Jacksonville

I feel the same week in, week out and also felt Catalans was the final straw, I have however like most people stuck with the club and i'm sure we can all agree although it hurts so much you just can't stop loving the club. Although it is very early doors, I fear this season will be a tough one, but we just have to look to build on it next year.
And i'm not really surprised with that if true, I think leadership is an issue, although Parker is a good player I don't think he is quite the leader Malc is, therefor Alker cannot stand there and not attempt to guide the side causing unrest amongst some of the players i'm sure.

I have also been informed more or less from a certain horses mouth that there is still unrest re jacksonville gate!!

Horse...Littler?

some of your fans tonight were simply awful,the fans throwing the bottles have no place in our game same has the idiots with the flares.

i stood behind your so called fans in both halves and to be honest it was like a scene from a danny dyer programme all that was misssing was caged fencing penning your fans in.if this is what you bring to super league then you are very fortunate to have a franchise.

im sure there are decent reds fans about but not on tonights evidence,i saw no familys wearing the colours of salford only idiots from 80s football.