4 Jul: SL: Salford Red Devils v Huddersfield Giants KO 7.45pm (TV)

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On 04/07/2019 at 20:38, DavidM said:

Director sure does love showing us Woolford, or every other coach, in fact, anything apart from what's actually happening on the pitch!

Apologies

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23 hours ago, Ant said:

Ahh so you're counting any player who has been at the Bulls ever? Even if they have been at other clubs since, or before? 

Okay...

Wakefield had this bee in their bonnet as well about us signing their ex players, isn't that how it works in sport, players move from club to club, and it's not like there's no ex Huddersfield players at either Wakefield or Bradford is it?

Strange sets of fans.

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38 minutes ago, meast said:

I think most of us in the first 10 minutes expected another horror show at Salford, but we showed something we've not shown for a bit now, bottle, desire, fight and a will to win.

Yes it took 2 academy lads off the bench to change the momentum, but we gradually worked our way into the game and Salford, had no answer to it.

Our young lads stood up again and stuck another 2 fingers up to those that say "Huddersfield bring nothing to super league " etc.

Salford really do struggle when Hastings doesn't have his own way, they remind me of us with Brough, everything went through him, usually on the left.

Although the crowd was low in numbers it was good in terms of atmosphere, the Salford fans were louder than any other home fans this season and the Giants contingent didn't exactly sit on their hands either.

Nice one fartown!

The recovery after a poor start was heartening. Let's see what can be achieved if Fartown put out a team fairly regularly with the key players present and being able to play good rugby for more than forty minutes or so.

Again, there was good support from the Fartown massive.

 

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30 minutes ago, longboard said:

The recovery after a poor start was heartening. Let's see what can be achieved if Fartown put out a team fairly regularly with the key players present and being able to play good rugby for more than forty minutes or so.

Again, there was good support from the Fartown massive.

 

Who are our key players though?

That's the biggest conundrum facing the germ and his team I feel?