I doubt that, we have Leeds on our doorstep and he has managed to keep himself undistracted here as far as I can tell.



I just think it's because here, he is the general and organiser, the main man if you will. With Salford, your pivots probably shared the responsibilty a bit more and Tim is perhaps an expert at playing in games he is running, rather than picking up on other players plans.

I think you've got it spot on here.

Doubt it, Tim Smith still lives in Darwen I believe and is settled with a wife.



The pressure to perform as one of Koukash's big money signings wont have helped him, far less pressure and scrutiny at Wakefield.

Irlam ?

Daft decision to allow him to play against the Devils later in the season.

Listening to the commentary on BBC on the the Wakefield V Leeds match he seems to to have had another good game in Their 16-14 Win.

I have just watched the Wakefield Leeds game on TV and thought that Tim Smith displayed skills that he kept well hidden when playing for us. Very disappointing that he didn't fire on all cylinders in a red shirt.

Did Tim Smith not really want to be at Salford?



That's the question I keep coming back to!!!!!!!!!

If he does he's a very lucky man as its a beautiful area and i've spent a lot of time on the moors around there. I watched the games and high lights when Rangi was out and Tim seemed to be working his butt off trying to do all the on field jobs and thats probably why it didn't work but i also realise it never really clicked with Rangi as his partner. Wakey just seems to suit him, even more so under Webster. Its just one of those unfathomable rugby league conundrums.

Let's hope the same doesn't happen with Dobson

Why would anyone want to be in Salford?

Tim's well known mental health problems may have something to do with it. As far as I'm aware, Dobson doesn't have any, so we should be OK. The bigger question is whether he'll be able to work alongside Rangi.