We all have opinions but these figures don't lie. All I wanted to do was back up my point and highlight what I believe is the main problem in the hope someone at the club see's it and does something to try and improve it. As for a sad life . . [iIt goes without saying following Salford for so many years![/i

I agree with most comments but for me the biggest let down is our line speed. How often do we see the opposition make easy yards while we struggle to make 5 or 6. We seem to always be prepared to let the opposition run at us, maybe this is down to confidence of the player to right and left. We have to develop a fast line speed as a team unit.

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i think all the above need addressing but i think the new coach needs to be allowed to clear out the back room staff if he thinks certain people are up to the job the fair enough but i think we need new fitness coach which we seem to lacked for a long time , possibly a nutritional coach as fitness etc is huge along with the players diet seeing on twitter what some of are player post is it does not seem there is any guides in what they need to be eating hearing them going nandos , costa cafe etc DJ wonting ice cream just seems to show there is nothing in place away from the club .



you compare the size of other players in the league to are's there muscles are bulging from all the work they have done in the off season. we just do not look fit enough or strong enough to compete consistently in this league.

I'd be happy with just enforcing that we play the basics right. Good ball control, stop the silly penalties, bring the line up quickly and together in defence. You know the stuff you learn at school. Get us doing this right and then work on the other bits.

To be fair I don't see Nando's and costa coffee as a big problem.

It depends if they're having Frappuccinos with cream on???!!! Roughly one thousand calories a drink, probably isn't a good supplement to an athletes diet. That said, the players shouldn't be forced to live in a low fat sterile bubble.



Feka, on the other hand, needs a strict regime.

Hopefully they won't be having the high calorie drinks but as you say they shouldn't be forced to live in a bubble. It also comes down to the amount of calories they are burning in training and during a game etc... When I'm out on my bike I can burn anywhere between 1000 - 3000 calories depending on the distance and intensity. A high calorie drink doesn't look to bad a treat in view of those calories burned.

I guess in the pre-season, if they're doing strength training, they'll need to consume mega amounts of calories anyway.