8 defeats on the bounce. Hoping the boys can stop the rot next week at Wakefield. I haven't gone back through the records any longer, it could be more.



Could anyone imagine us being in this situation now considering how we finished 2014 and the signings we made?

I think we lost 22 on the bounce in the early sixties.

Alan Dorning on the wing,scored one try in 22 games.

A very early recollection so hats off if anybody can disprove it.

Think we broke our duck at Doncaster

Yes Bonita and I cannot see where our next win will come from,I think Harris would have been long gone by now,if Koucash had not talked him up so much

if we lose next week he will be sacked at full time

I do feel some sympathy for Harris because he has been hampered with selection difficulties in such key positions. Could Harris of done more to instill more discipline in the players? Who knows.



However it is a results business and the return on investment must be of some concern to the Doc after a year and a half since Noble's departure.



Defeat and excuses next week is simply not an option. If these players think anything about the coach they need to run their blood to water for him next week.

I honestly think if the players hadn't put up a bit of a show in the second half Friday he would have gone now.



I still feel (rightly or wrongly I have mixed feelings) that Harris is on borrowed time now.

With the promotion/relegation playoffs looming do you think firing Harris now would make the situation even worse? I'm hoping we can turn the corner next week, pick up a couple more results before round 22, get Dobson back and hit our best form in the playoffs.



Stick or twist?

I don't think that anyone can blame Harris when we have had the injuries and suspensions that we have had. We were fourth before these and everything was looking good.



We will be in the middle 8. It will be a tough league, but we have to win it or at least be in the top three. Let's judge him then, not before.

I see the knives are out.



How many of you above actually went on Friday?



If you did you would have seen a team RETURNING to the form shown only 2 months ago.



If you didnt go then you have absolutely no right to comment.



A change of coach will not make our task any easier. The return of Locke, Tasi, Lee, Griffin & Dobson WILL.



Get a grip those of you not 100% behind Iestyn and make sure you have no excuse for not making the trip next week.

I can't understand why you are happy to see your club persisting with a coach who has utterly failed in every coaching role he's ever had. It seems to be a mistake that a lot of wealthy owners make, spending big on players but then hiring a dud coach and wondering why there's no return on the investment. Simon Moran made the same mistake for years by persisting with Paul Cullen. Koukash could probably attract virtually any coach in the world, the sooner you bin Harris the sooner your club can start moving forwards (provided you survive the middle 8's).

Oh its you again HH - the man that got it so wrong at Easter before our calamitous injury and suspension list. We were 4th - yes 4th - under your pal Iestyn. Never saw your posts then. No coach will have done better with the cards he has been dealt. Now get off his back and lets see how the season pans out.

Was I wrong? As far as I can tell you're second bottom in the league, out of the cup and on course for an even worse finish than last year. The season doesn't end at Easter, being fourth at that stage means nothing.



Every club in the league has injuries. St Helens won Super League last season with most of their team missing. Plus half of Salford's problems were their own making due to poor discipline. At some point you need to look past the spin and excuses and realize that your coach just doesn't have what it takes. He has no credentials, he's failed in every job that he's had. Wigan couldn't wait to see the back of him. There's no evidence at all that he's even competent as a coach. I'm saying this because I want Salford to succeed and it's infuriating watching your club waste time with someone whose only real coaching talent seems to be weaseling his way into jobs.