I think Leeds have got first refusal of Harris coaching contract !

Bizarre. Can't help wondering if we dodged a bullet.

I think you could be right there!

must admit I thought the same, compare and contrast our quietly professional press conference this week, talking about building the club back up in the correct way as a business - to the circus at Salford.



Its too early to say really, but this week, I'd rather have what our new owner has produced than what the Dr has produced at Salford.



Also, I can't believe the unproven Harris will do any better for the remainder of the season than Nobby would have. Not sure if its good news or not with them being our next vital home match.



However, I gotta say rugbyleague is more entertaining with the Dr involved - long may he continue, and hopefully for Salford fans he brings a bit of stability and success to go with the money and headlines!

Suspect the less experienced Harris may be more 'compliant' than the 'seen it, done it', Nobby. Can't see it working, if I'm honest - probable car crash in the making.

Quite



The good doctor tweeted this last night



"@drmarwanK: Having failed in her bid to buy Bradford Bulls, my wife decided to spend her money on bringing more players to Salford if Harris needs them"



More publicity -sigh!!

Ironic move given it was Noble wanting Harris that was a big reason for the mess we got in.



Not sure about Harris as a coach. He seems really dull and monotone in his TV delivery. Hope he's more inspiring off screen.

The trouble with having an open cheque book and a thirst for immediate success is that you make irrational decisions.



The Romans had a coliseum of cash but built the city slowly on good foundations.

I wonder if Franny is pleased Koukash didn't buy us. I am sure we would have been happy but he is far too quick to tell things on twitter for my liking. Green doesn't have the same money but he seems to conduct himself much more professionally. Time will tell but if Green can do the business we may be better off without the hot-headed Dr.

We are a fickle bunch aren't we?

Well, yes and no. The Koukash bid would have meant immediate financial stability, but I think this whole Noble getting moved upstairs in favour of a fairly unseasoned coach, suggests that the man with the money wants to be calling the shots, a state of affairs that some football clubs have had to deal with meaning more than a few ruffled feathers for management.



Mr Green, on the other hand, seems to know his business and hopefully knows that playing armchair coach when he's already employing Cummins is a foolish thing to do.



That being said, I'm keeping my powder dry until the end of the season in regards to Mr Green's leadership of the club