Red Devils head coach Ian Watson is confident his side are learning lessons from the Super 8s despite falling to a 4-23 defeat at the hands of current table toppers Castleford.
Watson said: βObviously, weβd like to be coming out of these games with victories but we are learning every week.
βCompeting in the Super 8s is something we havenβt done before and weβre using this opportunity to improve and continue to grow as a side.
βWeβve got a few experience members in the side but the younger lads are really learning from this experience.
βLast weekend in the second half against Hull I was disappointed with the effort from the boys but the effort was certainly there against Castleford.
βCompeting against the best sides like Castleford and Hull week in week out can only benefit us as a side.
βWe actually had a lot of ball on Castlefordβs line and we looked dangerous for large periods of the game which is extremely positive – we just needed to take our opportunities.
βI thought Robert Lui and Todd Carneyβs partnership continued to develop and looked promising and Manu Vatuvei was brilliant again.
βWe were on the end of a few tough calls in the first half particularly Manu Vatuveiβs try which got ruled out for an obstruction by Ryan Lannon.
βWe are competing which is very pleasing and itβs always difficult when youβre on a bad run but weβre still confident we can push for a top four place.
βWeβve got another tough game against Wigan next weekend which will be another great test for the lads.β
Fans are reminded that tickets are now on sale for Red Devils remaining home games in the Super 8s against Wakefield, Huddersfield and St Helens. Tickets can be bought over the phone, at the club’s ticket office or online via the club website. Supporters are also reminded that season tickets are valid for all Super 8s home games.