: Mon Mar 30, 2009 7:01 pm  

redgunner wrote:

How long before we start to drop off at home!

Wouldn't surprise me if this is of bigger concern to the club's administration. The game against Warrington on Good Friday is crucial: it should be the biggest attendance of the season — bar perhaps Leeds — and the next hope of a win in the next few matches. If Salford are stuffed again here, I sense the McRae out bandwagon will become more like a freight train.

Re: McRae and his Salford SL record : Mon Mar 30, 2009 7:02 pm  

Iain wrote:

Was he definitely coaching for that game? I thought he had just arrived but didn't coach that game.

yeah he was coz i remember him on Boots n all boasting about it haha

Re: McRae and his Salford SL record : Mon Mar 30, 2009 8:09 pm  

Iain wrote:

Was he definitely coaching for that game? I thought he had just arrived but didn't coach that game.

I though he was in charge for that game.
If not it is 2 wins then.
Even worse than we thought

: Tue Mar 31, 2009 8:40 am  

TheButcher wrote:

What worries me more than angry supporters is the general feelings of apathy amongst the die-hards. The Club's rock-solid hardcore are starting to feel like it's all a waste of time because we are not seeing even a little progress over many seasons. Rome wasn't built in a day, but they eventually built it with brass Knobs on! Currently it feels like we are trying to build a Rome but are ending up with Barnsley...

The new ground is fundamental to our survival and growth. The three years grace without relegation is our biggest Godsend, but if the Club continues to make little progress, especially on the pitch, I fear the worst for our wonderful Club...

You are dead right Butcher. It sickens me after so many years when we have flattered to deceive. I have been watching Salford for 45 years - Home and Away for many of them and I have all but given up with the dross on offer this season. I knew we would lose most of our games and expected to finish no higher than 12th at best but I have lost interest and enthusiasm for the team I have loved since being a little kid. I didn't go to Hull KR and will not be going to Hull this week - I have better things to do with my few quid! I think Chico has hit the nail on the head too with regards the Warrington game. Let's be honest, how many of we few hundred diehards would be going if we hadn't bought Season Tickets already? I have to be honest and say there would be many games I would gladly miss given the absolute apathy shown by several members of this so-called team. What disgusts me most is it is the same few who just don't seem to care and they need to be dropped NOW. I don't really care how many we lose by as long as they fight FFS - get stuck in and try. I won't name names but I'd bet that if we all gave a list of 6 who we felt should be doing better, the same names would be on most peoples lists? If we can see that - why can't the Coach? If he can't see it he is in the wrong job and if he can see it and is doing nothing about it he should leave!