I'd agree to an extent, our best 3 IMO was Myler Carvell & Westwood... Our worst performer was Briers, had a stinker. The thing is with Briers, form is temporary, class is permanent. He'll be back next week I reckon.

When I say I think Friday is to blame is because of the preparation for the game. Salford had the full squad working on a game plan for yesterday, we only had half a squad and boy did it show. We looked out of sorts and lacking ideas which isn't the norm for the past 6 weeks.

As I said, Wire, Hudds, the pies & Saints all failing to win on one weekend is too much of coincidence when these teams made up the majority of the two squads. Only Leeds went against the grain this weekend, but HKR beat themselves by the sounds of it (which hardly surprises me).

How can people say that Friday had nothing to do with this game is beyond me. 7 of our starting 13 played a tough game less than 2 days ago and not involved in warringtons preperation. Heavy conditions makes it more energy sapping. None of the top 4 that provided the huge majority of the england exiles game won. I was worried all week that we'd struggle, Salford given the circumstances must have fancied this one. Fatigue is the reason we lost this one and i think we will still feel the effects next weekend too. I could be wrong and the table doesn't represent the quality of the teams.

agree about fridays game having some affect. but also throw into the mix, no KIng, Harrison, Anderson, Monaghan. I know some of u don't like Clarky but at least he would have been fresh, or is he out injured

i disagree, apart from benny. myler, moz, bridge and carvell hardly broke into a sweat on fri night. our form players did not perform ie briers, monaghan they are the engine room. bad day at the office these things happen, think some people on here think we are invincible we are gonna have good days and bad days thats part of rl

This needs putting behind us.

Credit to salfort for turning up and doing the job they needed to win.





What matters is how it all goes from here .



It is still in our hands and we are still capable of topping the league.

Morley was definetily suffering from 5 mins on.

Hodgson, Westwood and Carvell looked like they hadn't even played Friday and were possibly our 3 best players.

Bridge and Myler were ineffective but didnt appear tired.



Friday's game wasnt the reason we lost, not in terms of the players fatigue anyway. A much disrupted week in training, maybe.

I'll just give Salford credit for yesterday because their defence was outstanding. They pinpointed Monaghan and nailed him at marker before he could get a scoot on almost every time.

It's also become very clear over the last couple of seasons now that our side is not good in those conditions. I hope we sort that issue out becuase it's like that often come playoff time.

it reeked of training this week being "its ok, its only salford"



not so sure on positions either, bridge on the wing is a weird one, i'd have swapped atkins and had blythe and bridge at centres.



Morley was quiet the other night and yesterday,he didn't come back on in the second half, and the other big one that no one has mentioned yet, briers hurt his arm/wrist in the first half, following up his own kick and put a big shot on the fullback, that was still bothering him in the second half, and looked really bad at one point.

Morley for me has been ineffective for a few weeks. He was poor against Crusaders too. I think he would benefit from a rest period but with Woody looking like he's injured I dont think he will get one.



Could do with King, Anderson, Monas J, and Harrison back ASAP.

Brilliant!

Had a shocker for mine in comparison to the rest of the season.

Hodgson didn't do much wrong as far as I was concerned, was pretty solid as usual. One of the few better players on show in Sunday's performance.

It wasn't his best game but I don't think he had a shocker. He only put kicks through on the last on a couple of occasions but his kicking game looked much more dangerous than Briers' who really did have a shocker.