Re: If Millward had gone sooner ..... : Sun Jun 30, 2013 5:27 pm  

El Rey wrote:

Powell is a far better coach than the clown you had before him.

I am glad he's got a chance to shine.

He has certainly turned the club on it's head and i believe if the club back him with squad building next season then we can really kick on

Re: If Millward had gone sooner ..... : Mon Jul 01, 2013 12:16 pm  

miscreant wrote:

How high up the table would Cas' be ? Top eight for sure, I feel.

Still, thank goodness the change WAS made eventually.

So who was going to give way to you to allow that - come on be realistic, top eight perhaps - for sure is either plain arrogant or daft.

Re: If Millward had gone sooner ..... : Mon Jul 01, 2013 12:20 pm  

Fully wrote:

Daryl Clark is staying and Rangi will until he says otherwise. But he's happy here according to Steve Gill.

JT is the only one going and he can be replaced.

My god more faces than the Town Hall clock - you were defending the Club and the Board when Millward was in charge - now you know what players are thinking - obviously your hotline to Millward has been re-routed to Powell, we mortals are not worthy.

Re: If Millward had gone sooner ..... : Mon Jul 01, 2013 12:20 pm  

Trouble Darn T Lane wrote:

He has certainly turned the club on it's head and i believe if the club back him with squad building next season then we can really kick on

Think it's possible.

Re: If Millward had gone sooner ..... : Mon Jul 01, 2013 12:35 pm  

Fully wrote:

In respect of this thread, I think we were desperately unlucky at the beginning of this season not to have more points on the board.

We should have got something from Hull KR away, we should have beaten Wigan at home (where wrong decisions cost us) and we should have had a penalty vs Catalan to get us a win for the head high shot on Hauraki.

Nail on head right there ^^^.

If it's true that luck balances over the season then we've still got some of the good kind to come this year and might well make the eight.

Re: If Millward had gone sooner ..... : Mon Jul 01, 2013 9:25 pm  

vastman wrote:

My god more faces than the Town Hall clock - you were defending the Club and the Board when Millward was in charge - now you know what players are thinking - obviously your hotline to Millward has been re-routed to Powell, we mortals are not worthy.

I have absolutely no idea what you're talking about, other than that it's a pretty pee poor attempt at trolling (if you can even stretch to that) about something completely irrelevant that has not even been mentioned in this thread.

Perhaps in your rush to respond to every post on this thread (trolling) you forgot to actually READ the posts/thread.

If you had you will notice that I used the phrase "according to Steve Gill" in my post. Not according to Fully.

Secondly, it has nothing to do with what players are thinking or even Daryl Powell. In fact, the post that I quoted didn't even mention this. You're just making things up now and it's complete gobbledegook.

The info about Clark was referred to an interview on 5Towns FM last Thursday. Ditto Jordan Thompson. If you can be bothered to actually listen to it, it will illustrate that you've just made yourself look a complete fool........................

Re: If Millward had gone sooner ..... : Wed Jul 03, 2013 9:41 am  

http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/ ... et-4862090 Millward very complimentary about Rangi Chase in todays M.E.N as he is with Salford's interest in him. It's as if he knows something

http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/ ... et-4862090 Millward very complimentary about Rangi Chase in todays M.E.N as he is with Salford's interest in him. It's as if he knows something

Re: If Millward had gone sooner ..... : Wed Jul 03, 2013 10:29 am  

John Gilbert Reds wrote:

http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/ian-millward-hails-salford-target-4862090

Millward very complimentary about Rangi Chase in todays M.E.N as he is with Salford's interest in him. It's as if he knows something

The article lost all credibility with me after the first line "ian millward know what makes rangi chase tick"

He certainly didnt know while he was in charge, the same can be said of most of the squad with that buffoon in charge.

Move along, nothing to see here

Re: If Millward had gone sooner ..... : Wed Jul 03, 2013 6:52 pm  

If the man knew anything he would still be in a job coaching SL, but he shared all his knowledge with the players leading his team to the foot of the table, manly because his best quality was alienating the players.

Over the last few years Chase has been going to Wigan, Leeds Saints, St,George, & now High flying Salford,?? with there new Dr, shouting about how he is going to spend what he wants & not let the salary cap hinder him, if he does sign Chase, the Salford salary cap will be lessened by a massive chunk, & Cas will be receiving a massive check from there new boss, that's if he can do what the other clubs failed to do & that's get a visa.

What the good man should be doing first of all is paying all the other companies what Salford owe money to, then people might think more about the man & the club,( but that wont happen,) if he does break the cap like he says he will, the club should be hammered with a massive points deduction & fined, because he has made his intentions clear.

Re: If Millward had gone sooner ..... : Wed Jul 03, 2013 7:09 pm  

frank5613 wrote:

If the man knew anything he would still be in a job coaching SL, but he shared all his knowledge with the players leading his team to the foot of the table, manly because his best quality was alienating the players.

Over the last few years Chase has been going to Wigan, Leeds Saints, St,George, & now High flying Salford,?? with there new Dr, shouting about how he is going to spend what he wants & not let the salary cap hinder him, if he does sign Chase, the Salford salary cap will be lessened by a massive chunk, & Cas will be receiving a massive check from there new boss, that's if he can do what the other clubs failed to do & that's get a visa.

What the good man should be doing first of all is paying all the other companies what Salford owe money to, then people might think more about the man & the club,( but that wont happen,) if he does break the cap like he says he will, the club should be hammered with a massive points deduction & fined, because he has made his intentions clear.

God bitterness at its finest!

Tell you what we'll just keep SL how it is aye same teams at the top same at the bottom, carry on with the predictable playoffs and grand final and take a good comfy seat while we all watch RL die a slow and painful death!