I thought the purpose of bringing Kaye in was to support Randall in the hooker role and I would have thought Salford would have been a good game to test it in. I can understyand the experimenting with Gale and quins do need a kicker (I feel). Converting tries will be crucial this season to winning games, as the competition does seem to get tighter year on year.

Great stuff. Fine result, and good that the boys got a second wind after being pulled back to 30-18. Really looking forward to Warrington now - will be very interesting with Tony Smith now in charge there.

Good win. Can't complain about a 30 point margin away from home. Nearly letting them back in in the second half is worrying though.

Wasn't able to listen to the commentary, so I appreciate match summaries on here.

Highlights on Super League Show clearly show Gafa scoring the first try, but all reports I've seen have credited it to Melling.

Yes, that's very odd. I saw the highlights too - it was definitely Gafa who scored and the commentators correctly identified him.

A special mention should go to the away posse choir, not only outsung the home fans, not difficult true, but the full repertoire was blasted out. Including a few verses of "polyester" aimed at a certain Mr Cashmere!

As well as "Cardigan you're having a larf" "Knit one Pearl One" plus stick it up your jumper.

Fixed now on the club site. Haven't looked anywhere else.

It was the fault of the stadium announcer, and to be fair it happened in a flash in the first minute and it was on Mellings wing. Definitely Gafa as per Super League show viewing. It is quite odd, Sharp is playing well but is the our only back not to score in SL this year. Wire beware!

I was thinking the same thing except his disallowed throttle tackle try against the pies