Re: he is coming : Fri Oct 08, 2010 10:21 am  

I was parked in the Willows carpark 2 weeks ago ( appointment at the medical Centre ) and swear I saw Korkidas coming out of the club .

Re: he is coming : Fri Oct 08, 2010 10:39 am  

I saw a Nissan Micra on Weaste Lane.

Re: he is coming : Fri Oct 08, 2010 11:01 am  

I saw Kevin Sinfield shopping in Oldham and he nodded at me which to me indicates he knew I was a Salford fan and he's definitely coming !!

Re: he is coming : Fri Oct 08, 2010 11:18 am  

red missed1 wrote:

I saw a Nissan Micra on Weaste Lane.

Was it a red one?

Re: he is coming : Fri Oct 08, 2010 11:35 am  

I watched an old academy game when Sinfield was 17 the other day. He looked down the camera and put the thumbs up, as soon as I saw that I knew he'd be a Salford player next year

Re: he is coming : Fri Oct 08, 2010 12:34 pm  

red missed1 wrote:

I saw a Nissan Micra on Weaste Lane.

Re: he is coming : Fri Oct 08, 2010 1:04 pm  

Sinfield . . Salford

Both begin with an 'S' and end with a 'd' and they both have an 'f' four letters in and an 'L'. Sin? Devil? are you reading me? Now add up the number of letters in both names and add 1996 (First year of Superleague) to it and what do you get? Forget what it says in the newspaper it's got to be fate!

Re: he is coming : Fri Oct 08, 2010 8:36 pm  

theredshed wrote:

Sinfield . . Salford

Both begin with an 'S' and end with a 'd' and they both have an 'f' four letters in and an 'L'. Sin? Devil? are you reading me? Now add up the number of letters in both names and add 1996 (First year of Superleague) to it and what do you get? Forget what it says in the newspaper it's got to be fate!

sinfield would of been the final peice of the jigsaw ,its only a pity he wont be playing for us next season , with him a feel we could of gone on to possibly challenge for silverware , i feel it is only a matter of time before we are up there where we belong being a rugby giant again ,the future is looking very bright indeed ,and i for one cannot wait for next season to start ,


keep the faith

Re: he is coming : Fri Oct 08, 2010 9:47 pm  

The optimist wrote:

I love attacking flair rugby but there is a time and a place for it preferably when your 3 scores clear and your deep in their half. Other wise play your set out force an error, keep your disaplin and sqeeze the life out them

I've stewed on this for 24hrs before replying Optimist mate, and can only hope that one of the following was the inspiration behind your post:
A: the baby is still keeping you up all night and lack of sleep has clouded your thinking.
B: you consumed far too much ale shortly before posting.
or
C: you were just having a laugh.
If that's your idea of watching quality RL, I can't ever see us standing side by side on the terrace applauding.
Five drives and a kick do nothing for me whatsoever, infact it's a bigger turn-off than hairy armpits on the female species.
Let me ask you a question.
Our beloved Salford are 8 points down with 7 mins left. What would be your opinion of a comeback gameplan ?
Keep driving it up the middle through the forwards and hope for the best ..... or .....
Throw the ball around the backs, go for broke and chance letting in another try.... or....
Settle for the marginal loss ???
I know what I would rather see.
No offence meant mate, I'd just rather see free flowing play than an arm wrestle any day of the week.
Col

Re: he is coming : Sat Oct 09, 2010 6:16 am  

Jim Jalfrezi wrote:

Our beloved Salford are 8 points down with 7 mins left. What would be your opinion of a comeback gameplan ?
Keep driving it up the middle through the forwards and hope for the best ..... or .....
Throw the ball around the backs, go for broke and chance letting in another try.... or....
Settle for the marginal loss ???

In that senario your reaily playing against the clock, your opponents if they have any sence are making you play out of your 20 so 2 scores in under 10 minutes is a big ask so yeah you have to chance your arm, push the pass in that situation but i wouldnt be looking to turning the ball over early in the tackle count do that and your 7 minutes turns into 4 and if your lucky not to be coming out of your 20m's now your in 5th tackle bomb to the corner last chance salloon get as many men round the ball as you can and hopefully under pressure your oppontent will cough up the ball and it might land in your hands ,

Get the message out Perhaps 3rd tackle look overload a side of the field looking for a bad read ,4 tackle if we still have the ball and not thrown it in touch you'd hope our pivots make themselves available and arnt hiding salford being salford tho the ball would land in jewitts hands rather than holdsworths, keep the ball alive hopefully a few dummy runners (depends on the players attitude if we get any) might give us some space 5TH and last kick to the corner or dink over the top depends on where we are in the field, id have drummed into my players earlier that a kick is only as good as the chase so id hope we'd get there in numbers salford being salford Rachford would be the only chaser and barring some magic which he is capable he'd get swallowed up.

Jim same senario say 20 mins to go, we've traded sets then they've turned the ball over say we are on our 30m, scrum our head and feed where do you go, what do you do what do want to see?

A) Play the set out try and get down their end of the field, find touch and try and pin them in their 20 and force an error

B) Put a expansive move on, which may result in a try or may result in you coughing the ball up on half way

C) a nothing set of 6 just used to give your forwards a rest after kicking on the last with a medium chase you end up on their 30m back in the arm wrestle
Id Go for A, you've took advantage of their error