The owner of Leopard Derek Beaumont criticizes Salford Red Devils for the ‘Reserve’ field in 82-0 Rubbing VS St Helens | Rugby league news
Leopard Leopard owner Derek Beaumont criticized Salford Red Devils for ordering “reserves” in their 82-0 stitches against St. Hellens.
Salford called only 16 players because of the conflict with St. After their decision to name “predominantly spare players” after their decision, because of their constant disputes with RFL regarding salaries.
Salford entered the match still under Reduced border of sustainability of £ 1.2 million While their new ownership consortium is still awaiting the final approval by RFL and despite the fact that it seemingly still had players of the first type available under that cap, he decided to top up a team of spare players, with his three first team Joe Bullock, Tiakija Chan and Beno Hellewell on the bench.
Ryana Brierley’s characters, Esana Marsters and Nene Macdonald, introduced themselves to Salford last week at Challenge Cup, but the club decided not to play them in the introductory solidity of Super League.
This led to the side that had been suffering from 82-0 to Saints, and the new Tristan Sailor recruit has scored four attempts at his super League debut.
After the results, Leigh’s Beaumont took the social media to criticize the club for their decision to court only young people.
“Complete disrespect from the Salford Red Devils to the whole Super League,” he said.
“These are stakeholders and fans, this completely affects the integrity of the computer! What new owners allow the coach to behave in this way?
“I feel about those players who put on the shirt and did their best! They should have told him to put him on himself!
“RFL’s defendant is completely wrong, they knew what they had to do to choose from a full team and didn’t think of it and they just blamed it themselves!
“I could choose a team that went to Midlands but try to give him rfl and care not how they look and harm the game! mock what we try to succeed!
“I feel about Salford’s fans, many of whom are my friends and are furious for being unnecessarily humiliated!”
Beaumont’s own side began the season with a historic victory of 1-0 Golden Point through the ruling Wigan Warriors champions.
Salford’s main coach Paul Rowley talked about his controversial selection of teams in a long -term interview Bbc bbefore their 82-0 stings against St Hellens.
“My job is to protect my players and I can’t talk enough about them. If that means I’m sitting here and I’m taking some bullets, I’m not comfortable doing this, but I’ll do it and I’ll be proud of them,” Rowley said.
“No one wants to put our great game on this stage and not have our strongest team. We were under the impression and still believe in and hoping we could play our main players.”
Rowley added in the club situation: “We bought Ferrari, it’s in the garage and is fuel there, but no one will let us drive it.
“There is no logic in this. Is it a punishment or is a security measure set for the club, but ultimately suffers players and staff.
“I will sit here and say that I think there are a lot of factors. It’s a complex acquisition, never happened before, so I think we should all accept some responsibility.”
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