The owner of Leigh Leopards Derek Beaumont criticizes Salford Red Devils for the Fielding Reserve in 82-0 Drubbing vs St Helens | Rugby news news

The owner of Leigh Leopards Derek Beaumont has criticized Salford Red Devils for the scope of a “reserves” in Dubbing 82-0 against St Helens.

Salford called only 16 players for the conflict with St Helens after their decision to name “Reservely Reserve players” in their team due to continuing differences with RFL on wage ceilings.

Salford entered the race still down Reduced Sustainability ceiling of £ 1.2 cm While their new ownership consortium is still pending the final approval by RFL and although apparently still available players available under this Cap, he chose a team of reserves of players, with the first three teams of Joe Bullock, Tiaki Chan and Ben Hellewell on the bench.

Ryan Brierley, Esan Marsshters and Nene MacDonald appeared for Salford last week at the Cup Challenge Cup, but the club chose not to play them in the original super league.

This led to the side to suffer from 82-0 demolition to the Saints, with the new Tristan Sailor army making four attempts in the Super League debut.

After the result, Leigh’s Beaumont took the social media to criticize the club for their decision to pass only the young people.

“Full lack of respect for Salford Red Devils throughout the Super League. They are interested and fans are fully affecting the integrity of the comp!” He said.

“What kind of new owners allow a coach to behave in such a way?

“I feel about those players who put the shirt and gave all of them! They should have told him to put himself!

“RFL category is completely wrong. They knew what they had to do to get from the full team and they didn’t come with it and they only have themselves blame!

“Could choose a team that went to Midlands but trying to give him RFL and not care about how they look and the damage to the game! In the words of Neil Diamond Money Talks! Make one and don’t make a mockery about what we are trying to make a success!

“I feel for Salford fans many of whom are my friends and they are furious that they are unnecessarily humiliated!”

The Beaumont side started the season with a historic 1-0 Golden Point Extra-Time victory for the Wigan Warriors champions.

The coach of Salford Paul Rowley admitted that the result was a “awesome look” for the Super League, but was not sure if the situation would be resolved before their game against Leeds Rhinos next Saturday.

Said BBC Radio Manchester: “It’s an unfortunate situation.

“It’s a terrible score and a terrible look at the league.” Salford fans have seen through it, can apply logic and understand why. The fans were awesome and gave new players on the day they will never forget.

“I received the players by the hand. They gave their best, who knows (if it will be resolved by Leeds next week).

In a long interview with the Bbc Before their dribing, Rowley discussed his team’s controversial choice, saying: “My job is to protect my players and I can’t talk enough of them. If that means I was sitting here and taking some bullets I do comfortable to do it but I will do it nevertheless and I will be proud of them.

“No one wants to put our big game on this scene and not have our strongest team. We were under the impression and we still believe and hope we could play our main players.”

Rowley added to the club’s situation: “We have bought Ferrari, it is in the garage and the fuel is there, but no one will allow us to drive it.

“There is no logic in it. It’s a punishment or it’s a security measure that has been implemented for the club, but in the end they are the players and the staffing staff.

“I’ll sit here and say that I think there are many factors.

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