Wolves Team:
Russell, Ormsby, J Monaghan, Atkins, R Evans, Bridge, Ratchford, Hill, Higham, B Evans, Grix, Westwood, Harrison

Wolves Subs: Asotasi, G Riley, Dwyer, Currie

Red Devils Team:
Evalds, Johnson, Walton, Sa’u, Meli, Chase, Lee, Morley, Tomkins, Tasi, Dixon, Ashurst, Walne

Red Devils Subs: Puletua, Griffin, Rapira, Platt

Have wire fm got radio coverage today?

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Wahey the 2 pinters are back

How was Morley's try received by the Wire lot?

James Child is screwing us big time and Ratchford as done nothing yet.

Overall a scruffy game by our recent standards, but a win is a win i suppose.

It's also seven on the bounce (6 league and 1 cup game). I would also think that this weeks preparation was made more difficult by the England get together. We are still fifth, but gaining momentum, especially with Cas getting turned over at Saints and Wigan losing at Wakefield.

Morley's try was received well by the Wire crowd, but I want the fella to retire at the end of the season. I don't particularly want to see his reputation stained as a man "going through the motions". I can't remember him gaining a single yard through his hit-ups.

Child (please note, no S at the end of his surname) was told to keep Salford in the game, with his total disregard for Salford's constant head high tackling.

Kept Chase relatively quiet except for that moment of class at the end of the game

Fantastic effort by Hill for that defensive effort along the South Stand in the first half

Great goal kicking by Bridge

A couple of ours weren't on their game today, but hey-ho. We won.

Nice to see the Salford crowd get over-excited when they came within 6 points, but get firmly put in their place a few minutes later.

Sure. Strange how it took about three or four from Warrington players before he finally decided to call one against you. Nice couple of dives from Westwood to con the ref into giving two penalties for interference as well, one which extended the lead to 8.



I believe it's called getting behind your team. Maybe you lot should try it some time, was like a church at times today.

Yes, I've noticed that the Salford fans have been getting behind their team this season. At least our church was fairly full, unlike the AJ Bell Stadium.

1. We did get behind them.
2. Singing Man Utd songs isn't getting behind your team pal, it's being a moron.
3. You do realise beating a small club like you isn't a big deal, right?
4. The fans you bought today are all that turn up to home games too, it's like a ghost town at the AJ Bell.
5. Your fans dont get behind your team, there was half as many there today as at the friendly preseason.

In regards to the game, was a scrappy game and there were too many errors for my liking but we got the job done.

Hope Evans heals up quick and Monas is alright too.