Re: The Salford match : Sun Aug 16, 2015 4:50 pm  

Mookachaka wrote:

Will this be the poor Leigh excuse now, salary cap? The Leigh fans on here more pathetic by the week....

We've always know that's the case if that's what your insinuating........... Paul Rowleys showing his true colours when faced with decent opposition

No, it's that we've spent 2 seasons facing opposition that doesn't challenge us. How can a side improve in that environment?

Re: The Salford match : Sun Aug 16, 2015 4:58 pm  

Leyther_Matt wrote:

Pretty much spot on for me. Might have been a different game had we scored next at 22-12 but not to be. Pick ourselves up and go again next week.

How many tires did you guys have disallowed? At least 2 of those I thought were tries, I was stood in that corner. Those are awarded and half time is much closer.
Still think our fitness and overall game management sees us through, but the score flatteted us slightly.

Salary cap gives massive advantage needs looking at for next season

Great following as expected, all stayed til the end, respect. Made up with out victory was very worried pre match.

Best of luck for the rest of the qualifiers

Re: The Salford match : Sun Aug 16, 2015 5:11 pm  

Deeeekos wrote:

Next week will be very, very interesting.

It will be your cup final next week, lose that and you can pack your bags and get off early on your jollies.

Re: The Salford match : Sun Aug 16, 2015 5:13 pm  

Mookachaka wrote:

Will this be the poor Leigh excuse now, salary cap? The Leigh fans on here more pathetic by the week....

We've always know that's the case if that's what your insinuating........... Paul Rowleys showing his true colours when faced with decent opposition

Go forth & multiply Mookachaka...

You're not a Leigh fan & just like Thrush...

An irritating C*!|-

Re: The Salford match : Sun Aug 16, 2015 5:14 pm  

Gadger wrote:

How many tires did you guys have disallowed? At least 2 of those I thought were tries, I was stood in that corner. Those are awarded and half time is much closer.
Still think our fitness and overall game management sees us through, but the score flatteted us slightly.

Salary cap gives massive advantage needs looking at for next season

Great following as expected, all stayed til the end, respect. Made up with out victory was very worried pre match.

Best of luck for the rest of the qualifiers

Think the only one that could have gone either way was the no-try in the corner. Looking at the replays it could have gone 50-50 if it was a video ref decision. Full speed it looked bounced though. Forward calls, meh. Sometimes you get them sometimes you don't, whether they are or not. Every team suffers from this. If the game was closer then these incidents become more prevalent. Salford scoring freely was Leigh's problem, rather than what-ifs.

Re: The Salford match : Sun Aug 16, 2015 5:19 pm  

TheButcher wrote:

Think the only one that could have gone either way was the no-try in the corner. Looking at the replays it could have gone 50-50 if it was a video ref decision. Full speed it looked bounced though. Forward calls, meh. Sometimes you get them sometimes you don't, whether they are or not. Every team suffers from this. If the game was closer then these incidents become more prevalent. Salford scoring freely was Leigh's problem, rather than what-ifs.

Not seen the replays, the one in the corner looked a try, the one breirley got close to from the kick looked close. Still tho j we deserved the win.

Also not sure about out disallowed try at the other end couldnt see

Re: The Salford match : Sun Aug 16, 2015 5:22 pm  

Well I'm feeling pretty upbeat. It was'nt our best performance by a mile but we did show that we can open up SL sides quite easily and score. No kicking game again today for me and defence was by far our worst of the season. At least we out sung them though. North stand take a bow again you were excellent. Todays crowd was 1000 more than last week. Says bundles about both last weeks following.

Re: The Salford match : Sun Aug 16, 2015 5:23 pm  

Think the way we are playing at the moment, Bradford or Halifax will beat us. Even when we played Warrington away in the cup, we gave them a game. But Salford (who were in botom 4 for a resaon) beat us very easily today. If we don't beat Wakefield next week, can't see us finishing in the top 5.

Re: The Salford match : Sun Aug 16, 2015 5:33 pm  

Budgiezilla wrote:

Think the way we are playing at the moment, Bradford or Halifax will beat us. Even when we played Warrington away in the cup, we gave them a game. But Salford (who were in botom 4 for a resaon) beat us very easily today. If we don't beat Wakefield next week, can't see us finishing in the top 5.

We're an inconsistent team. We can play awful, but we can also play well.

We're still a team that went unbeaten against Catalan and Wakefield, beat both Hull sides, Widnes, Huddersfield and Wigan this year. So regardless of our finishing position, we're no pushovers. I think you'll need to play better against Wakey who are much improved. If you turn-up thinking that it's a certain two points they'll win. Will be a nervy day for sure.

Re: The Salford match : Sun Aug 16, 2015 5:34 pm  

As long as the SL clubs keep beating the champ clubs it won't be over next week if we lose. However lose to a champ side and we are gone. The aim was SL, its moved that little bit further away these last two weeks. For what its worth after the 2nd half last week I thought we would get tatered today, but we are more than capable of beating Wakey. Salford are a far better team than 11th place suggests. Beat the champ clubs and hopefully Widnes will already be up before our game against them. I really hope it doesn't come down to points difference.