Moz has said several times since he's been here that he's not looking to move into a coaching position.

A Morley hasn't enjoyed the amount of coaching he's done so far, so I doubt if he'll take it if offered.

I'm not advocating Noble being pushed out just yet, though I can definitely see why some people may be; if he were to go though, I'd love for Hunte & Long to be given another chance. I thought our best performances came under them last season & given more time they could have been a great option. I doubt it will happen though, neither are big enough names as coaches.

I was referring more to him having some sort of life away from twitter, rather than rushing online to comment on a game that he hasn't attended.

Brian noble is just Sean Mccray in disguise.

Same boring 1 man rugby.

We never pass the ball so boring.

Spelling his surname. McRae's Salford legacy....

I would still say it's a little early to be binning Noble.



His teams tend to be solid fare. I would question a couple of the signings though.



Puletua and Mozza.



Puletua had problems with injury at Saints and whilst spectacular going forwards on occasion. Those occasions were getting less and less. Mozza seemed crocked since he had that eye trouble.

Morley has been excellent so far, Puletua appears to be just going through the motions and running down his contract.



I agree about it being far too early to bin Noble. However, he does not appear to have added much, if any, value so far. We've played well in 40 mins against Wakefield Trinity and against Cas at home last Sunday. He is only on a 1 year contract so if there is little sign of improvement I wouldn't be surprised to see him eased out at the end of the season. The 18 month contract for Noble was an excellent move by Koukash - didn't tie us to a coach long term in a sport where coaching reigns are notoriously short.

As ever,people are looking to justify their preconceived thoughts.

Morley has indeed been excellent.

TP has been fine. Reference to him running down his contract is simply unfair on the bloke.

If Salford had one more win in the league at this stage of the season,our league position would be very different and we'd say it was an ok start.

Just leave them to get on with it and judge after half a season

A top proven coach with high standards who knows how to win things.



I doubt he speaks the same language as some of them.



I would have Brian Noble as Warrington coach happily, if Salford sack Noble you aren't going to get a top proven coach, you are just going to get someone in who is unproven and a gamble.

These comments remind me of the paper that told me Sam Allardyce had lost the changing room at West Ham.