I felt sorry for Diavolo Rosso who was sat with us in the second half as we ran in try after try. I wouldn't know what to do in that situation!



I thought the second half was just a freak occurence - I've never seen us produce such a 40m. Salford were solid in the first half, made very few errors, exploited our shortcomings and showed some good handling. They didn't play like a team on the edge of the precipice. I hope you lot can keep going in some form, I was just as downhearted about the Broncos but we seem to be gradually improving now Tony Rea is back.

I hear you pal, club really is on its arse. Turning away the loyal fans for several reasons I never thought I'd feel this away about Salford having supported them since I was a kid but I'm starting to resent everything about them.

Never thought I'd say this, but that's me done. Yes I'll be there in body, but that's it. Seriously doubting even going to Wigan and doubting why I bother supporting the club.



I've even waited until I'm sober to post this, could have easily came on last night after a few scoops and posted, but the way the players conducted themselves yesterday for me was the last straw. Stu Howarth take a long hard look at yourself pal, I wouldn't mind if you were a world beater, but your not!! The lad needs bringing down a peg or two.

Spent a fortune yesterday to witness a gutless second half capitulation.

Holsworth kicks yesterday were an embarassment and his general play in the second half has all the halmarks of a man who just does not want to be at the club.

I witnessed the players abuse their own fans and Howarth in particular was a disgrace.

We then have Long threatening fans to cap it all off.

I do not condone some of the mindless idiots who do follow our club , but believe me the fans who the players were having a go at follow the club everywhere, and have more pride and passion in SCR than the majority of those out there yesterday who supposedly get paid for playing for a club we love.

Thats it for me, until there is change made I will not be going again.

Stu Howarth was the player involved in the matter on report.The Broncos forum have identified Clubb,no lightweight,going in on his knees.Stu was limping badly until the end of the game after that.

It was Clubb who also battered DJ long after he had kicked the ball from his hands in the first half.



Players have done well for me.From pre-season being booed by their own supporters;to some exhilarating displays and taking the world club champions most of the way in the CCC to now being even worse than the owner and the board of directors !



Some of these players have returned,astonishingly quickly,from broken bones !



I think some of the comments are being written while we are all still in a state of shock.



Let's just take it easy,then get back into it ever so slowly.Nobody can deny it was awful.Nobody has.

Having a go at players while emotions are still raw is





Need someone to say - 'We're all in this together' - but with a bit more sincerity than Cameron and Clegg

Well just got back, been a laugh a minute apart from the second 40. I managed to miss the abuse session drowning my sorrows in the bar, what would have been a cheap trip got rather expensive for 4 of our party, kicked out the hotel at 2.30am this morning for having 4 in the room and one of them going all rock star and turning the telly on its side. The upshot £330 for rooms at the Premier Inn near Kings Cross.

One other member fell asleep at halftime and he didn't see the second half and only back in Kings Cross did he find out we lost,

Oh yes GB best day at the Olympics ever, thanks to us I would like to think.



As for pride in the shirt, well if the players had 1% of the pride some of our supporters have we would be world beaters.

You must be so proud

think most of this was so unnecessary thought the abuse some players got was way over the top and the beer made some fans see what they wanted to see for what it's worth I thought the gestures the players made started as "if you can do better come and try" but I accept they should not of reacted.

another thought most of the people who were dishing our the abuse were the same ones who arrived as the fulltime whistle blew for the U 20s and celebrated as if we had won the grand final again not having a clue what had happened a final thought if you choose to abuse players then be big enough to take it back

no and yes,

I wasn't there yesterday,but I was at the Catalans game,which turned out to be Karl Harrisons final game

There appears to be a similarity,in that the players took exception to our fans expressing their displeasure at the teams performance.

Personal abuse of the players is not acceptable,but neither in my opinion is the playing squad reacting in any way.

I do believe that a previous comment,that the coach. 'has lost the dressing room',may well have some substance.

What ever is the truth are the fans wrong to expect full effort by all the squad? Of course not.

Will the 'mugs' still be here when some of the rats have left the sinking ship?

Of course we will

A root and branch clear out would appear to be the answer.

I honestly think that if we'd have kicked more goals in the first half and broken the 30 barrier, psychologically, London would have been unlikely to come back. As it was, at the stage when it was 6 tries to two it was only a 16 point game with practically a full half to play. When you add to that our inability to deal with the high ball, and how many needless penalties we gave away it wasn't all that surprising that once London got some momentum they kept it.



Not sure if it's (poor) attitude, (lack of) motivation, (weak) spirit or just the lack of a couple of sensible heads but it's not the first time we've lacked composure.



As for the fan situation. By the second half, the Salford fans were split over three stands yesterday. From where I was, opposite the benches, I could see there was some finger pointing and gesturing with the fans behind the bench, but couldn't comment on who did/said what.



The day started out so positively too, with the 20's winning well and having an impressive sing-song on the pitch.

As one of the away supporters down for the game yesterday I have to say that your resume of what went on was spot on.



Our second half performance was disgusting as was the antics of a small number of "supporters" who as far as I am concerned were an utter disgrace to the club.



Being there with my family, including a young child, was embarrassing to put it mildly and in future at any away match I will be as far away from the group that you have described as I can get.



The abuse given to the players was over the top by a very small minority of fans and was to my mind disgraceful as was the attention given to the coaching staff and the families of the players that you have mentioned although why a couple of players actually responded to the couple of morons near where we were sat, just behind the posts,shows a complete lack of judgement and professionalism.



The Bronco's fans were excellent all through the game especially in the first half when they were on the rack, some of our fans could take a lesson from these people.