Re: Salford (Home) : Sat Aug 17, 2019 9:25 pm  

Bombed Out wrote:

Watson is not my boy but with lesser resources and continually losing his best players he does an admiral job.
The only logic being applied here is your warped sense of reality and ridiculous presumptions.
I on the other hand am only commenting on tonight's performance as most people are until you come up with that cr@p.

It's not my job to pick the next coach either.

By the way which team won tonight, was well organised in defence and attack and played entertaining rugby, are only 2 points behind us,despite being owned by the fans and playing in front of an almost empty stadium?
So is that then coaching ability or wealth of resources then?

Oh and by your logic Radford must be a better coach then Holbrook as he's won 2 cups.

Don't bother replying, you're boring.

Of course I'm boring, because I don't speak constant negativety about the people who are trying to bring success to our club. If I only concentrated on the negatives, I'd be hip and cool, like you.

Re: Salford (Home) : Sat Aug 17, 2019 9:25 pm  

fosdyke99 wrote:

Radford has even mentioned it,why dont hull players like playing at home?.in front of 11000 speccies today hull looked totally disinterested,salford on the other hand seemed buoyed up on their 40 plus fans.questions need to be asked,this has been ongoing for a few seasons now and its not good enough.anyone who like myself has bought a season pass this season has seen some right dross.

Lots of small reasons in my opinion.

We dont train there, I believe the club dont even get to do a 'captains run' there so we dont get as much time on our home pitch as other teams do. However same can be said for teams like Wigan and Huddersfield.

The ground is too big, so we struggle to generate atmosphere. My own observation is that our fans have got a bit 'cosy' in their reserved seats, they arrive bang on kickoff, and keep quiet all game. At other grounds most of the stadium is unreserved, you have to get their early for a good spot and often you end up near someone with some banter and new songs and this helps the atmosphere.

Everytime we seem to do a ticket deal or have a game with a bit of hype we flop, and that doesn't help grow our crowds. Quite a few new people around me today for example, and until halftime they would have felt entertained but that dire 2nd half and seeing thousands leave with 5 mins to go won't have them keen to come back.

Now that Away fans have moved back to the North stand, maybe time for the club to make the East/North corner unreserved again with cheap tickets
'Chav Corner' had its critics in the 00s but at least they made a noise. Turning down the PA before kickoff would help.also, its so loud you can barely hear the person next to you never mind get a chant going.

Re: Salford (Home) : Sat Aug 17, 2019 9:31 pm  

giddyupoldfella wrote:

Of course I'm boring, because I don't speak constant negativety about the people who are trying to bring success to our club. If I only concentrated on the negatives, I'd be hip and cool, like you.

You can only wish.

I could go coach our club, I'd probably totally useless but because I was trying to bring success to the club I'd have your support, right?

Blind faith is not a virtue.

I wasn't actually calling Radford tonight (although I do think he's reached his ceiling with us) but merely commenting on how impressed I was with Salford and how they were set up and played.

Re: Salford (Home) : Sat Aug 17, 2019 9:32 pm  

we have won 5 at home in the league this season,surprisingly rovers who are in a relegation dogfight have won 6 at home so far this season.just shows how vital our away form as been.

Re: Salford (Home) : Sat Aug 17, 2019 9:34 pm  

Was there at the KCondom stadium today with my binoculars out to see the spectacle of the greatest player in the world Jake Connor. But was surprised to see yet again him missing?? Was he sat at home furiously wnking to himself in the mirror again? Or was he out with the district nurses looking after the Uncle fathers and Sister mothers of Hull? Anyway good luck for next year xx

Re: Salford (Home) : Sat Aug 17, 2019 9:38 pm  

fosdyke99 wrote:

we have won 5 at home in the league this season,surprisingly rovers who are in a relegation dogfight have won 6 at home so far this season.just shows how vital our away form as been.

Correct, it's been really good. Some very enjoyable afternoons/evenings on the road this season. Wigan probably the best.

Re: Salford (Home) : Sat Aug 17, 2019 9:38 pm  

These type of performances and scores are becoming more common , not a good sign at all . Our defence is really shocking, and nowhere good enough to be winning trophies. Our last tackle plays must be the worse in the league , high kick to the corner every time , there’s no wonder why we can’t build no pressure . No patience or structure to our attack . I don’t no what the answers are , but I said a while ago do we need a new voice and ideas and are the players bored of hearing the same stuff !

Re: Salford (Home) : Sat Aug 17, 2019 9:42 pm  

Bombed Out wrote:

You can only wish.

I could go coach our club, I'd probably totally useless but because I was trying to bring success to the club I'd have your support, right?

Blind faith is not a virtue.

I wasn't actually calling Radford tonight (although I do think he's reached his ceiling with us) but merely commenting on how impressed I was with Salford and how they were set up and played.

I've said it all season, we'll win Super League this year, I'm sticking by that. Or at the very least make the final (St's are maybe better than I thought)

Even with all the dross we've served up this season, I've got so much confidence in the group we have.

Like most victorious teams, we need a bit of luck too.

Re: Salford (Home) : Sat Aug 17, 2019 9:46 pm  

giddyupoldfella wrote:

I've said it all season, we'll win Super League this year, I'm sticking by that. Or at the very least make the final (St's are maybe better than I thought)

Even with all the dross we've served up this season, I've got so much confidence in the group we have.

Like most victorious teams, we need a bit of luck too.

Put the glass down!

Re: Salford (Home) : Sat Aug 17, 2019 9:47 pm  

giddyupoldfella wrote:

I've said it all season, we'll win Super League this year, I'm sticking by that. Or at the very least make the final (St's are maybe better than I thought)

Even with all the dross we've served up this season, I've got so much confidence in the group we have.

Like most victorious teams, we need a bit of luck too.

But you also make your own luck and we seem to be the masters of our own demise with all too frequent dross like tonight.

There's no excuses, we have a good group of players who seem to underperform at will.