Truly incredible and I was there. Up there with the Wembleys.

easily one of the best 7s we’ve had in decades for me

Always been a big fan of Sneyd and tbh i think the fans took to him straight away - The Sneeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyddddddddddd chant every time he scored a goal round up opposition supporters to the point that they had to mimic it when he occasionally missed. Weve loved the guy in large parts but in his last couple of years he hasnt been great. Club legend

carnt remember which game it was ,but it was nighttime blowing a gale and chucking it down with rain,and he kicked a goal from the halfway line.to win us a game.it was a televised game .

Against Wakey

Marc has been absolutely metronomic with his goal kicking EY, and until only very recently the best kicking half in the game, drop goals, touch finding, place kicking, he’s been a match winner so many times, his value to our team will become even more evident as time goes on without him, in those moments when the game is won and lost, we will miss his calmness.

Having said all that, as Wilf has alluded to recently, the equilibrium at our club wasn’t quite right, and apparently the time was right for him to move on, definitely a good financial move for him.

And if Luke Gales appointment is a one year deal, in the circumstances if we can get a year, or more out of Gale, that is probably the best outcome we could have hoped for, as there aren’t a lot of halves available.

But when I first heard the news about Sneyd leaving us, I must admit it saddened me, so underrated, but a big match player without doubt.

the best end to a game in my 43 years watching, ran close by the 2016 million pound game

I would have stuck with Sneyd over Gale, but it's done, and we move on.

Keeping Sneyd would of just meant more of the same for next year and would likely of cost Hodgson his job once the poor performances started again. Letting him go and bringing Gale in will allow us to go in a different direction which most of us fans have been crying out for for years - it might even mean an end to five drives and a kick!!!!

Probably agree with that Seb, although let’s say hypothetically, we moved Jake to his preferred position, brought Hardaker in as full back, and somehow worked Reynolds out, this would give us a better balance.

It’s a Sunday, just meandering

Connor, Gale, Hardaker and Evans in the same starting 13 lol.

Connor and Hardaker would too busy needling each other to be winding up the opposition.

They’d both end up in the Bin. We’d be playing with 11 men!

Jake is a 6, simple as that, so if Reynolds could be moved on then YES please - sick note for me

Connor and Gale might just work to be honest. Different type of scrum half to Sneydy might free up Jake as a half back.

I'm amazed at the reaction of the Salford fans to the signing of Sneyd, have they not seen him play the last 3 years? You would think they signed Jackson Hastings again, the way they are going on social media, unless he really ups his game, they are going to be in for a shock.

Just been on the Red Devils fans forum. Most seem to think he's a solid signing. A lot questioning the 3 yr deal though. All fair points.

Looking at Twitter you would think they had signed Nathan Cleary.

Id say on recent form he is a poor signing, if he can replicate his firm from 16/17 then he would be a good signing, won't have that pack he had at Hull to work with though.

Not me I've been on here a few times in the last few years saying how average Sneyd was and you were getting our then fourth choice halfback as your main man, that never went down too well.

As it's stands now I think we are getting a guy who to be fair probably has the best kicking game in the comp who other than that offers little with ball in hand, just hope he does the kicking well and Brodie Croft runs the show.

As a side if the choice was Sneyd or wiggy from Leeds then thanks Hull.

Gale if fit is better than Sneyd, Gale had a good season in 2020, Sneyd hasn't played well consistently since 2017. We have had his best years when he played with our outstanding pack in those cup years wins, but without that type of pack he is average.

His kicking isn't as good as people think either, was poor last year, he will set up some trys with kicks, but that's because that was our only option in many games.

I'm not going to argue who's the best because I think there both pretty average, but I think you'll be holding your breath when your half backs get tackled as both are made from digestives, we'll see what happens.

If it happens then we have two young lads to fill it, which will be a great long term benefit.

Advantage of investing in am academy I suppose.

Agree with you about his kicking. A lot of the trys he set up with kicks when attacking the opponents line I feel was more to do with how good Connor is in the air. I appreciate Sneyd has to put the kick in the right spot to begin with, and he was good at that, but any half in the league worth their pay cheque should be able to do that from close range. Sneyd's kicks wouldn't be half as effective if it wasn't Connor they were going to. Even Swift is very good in the air for a smaller guy.

Who are the two young lads to fill it and please don't say macnamara and hookam