Cheap Air Jordan Shoes Salford Reds will allow their player Tim Smith – who is on loan at Wakefield Trinity – to play against them in Sunday’s crucial Super League clash.

It is a game both teams must win to keep alive their play-off hopes, but Reds are happy for stand-off and playmaker Smith to face them and take his place in the Trinity line-up in Yorkshire.

Reds – who sit in 10th with Wakefield one place behind but level on points – confirmed they have no qualms about Smith
playing.

A spokesman said: “We could have prevented it when we set up the loan deal with Wakefield but decided not to.

“We are fully expecting Tim to play.”

Air Jordan 1 sale Smith, an Aussie, returned to Wakefield in June. He played for Trinity last season and was signed for Salford on a lucrative contract by Brian Noble.

The former Reds coach saw him as the ideal partner and foil for the influential Rangi Chase at half-back.

Unfortunately for Noble, the pair did not gel and Smith’s confidence suffered. He even needed time away from the club at one stage.

Authentic Air Jordan Shoes Back in June, Reds decided it was in everyone’s best interests for him to rejoin Trinity.

The fans were also on Smith’s back and were demanding he should be dropped in favour of Theo Fages.

Iestyn Harris, who succeeded Noble as head coach back in March, decided to ring the changes and Smith left Salford.

He had an immediate impact helping Trinity beat another of his former clubs, Wigan, on his first start.

Former Salford skipper Martin Crompton, a one-time international scrum-half himself, wonders if Smith was trying too hard at Salford.

Crompton said: “Iestyn Harris took a look at him, saw him in training and obviously decided he was not good enough and not up to it. Smith was not fitting into the structures Iestyn was implementing and wanting to play.

“He had been given a key role at Salford and it wasn’t happening for him. It was possibly better for everyone that he moved on.”

Crompton believes the pressure told on Smith.

He added: “There may well have been too much expectation on Smith and it was possibly all too much for him. He has certainly looked a lot more comfortable and effective on his return to Wakefield and that’s good to see.

“He may have players around him who know him better.

“I couldn’t believe who Salford were signing this time last year and was very surprised considering Brian Noble’s experience.

“Television pundit Phil Clarke then made the ludicrous claim that Salford would be good enough to win the Grand Final.

Nike Air Jordan Sale “This alone didn’t do Tim Smith and co any favours at all.

“This is what I mean about huge pressure being on Smith and he just could not deliver.”

Salford are bringing in Michael Dobson for 2015 to partner Chase – and Crompton is a fan.

He said: “Now he is a player who can certainly organise. Smith was playing alongside Rangi who has an instinctive off-the-cuff style.

“Every team can benefit from a Chase but there is a need for someone alongside to organise.

“This is where Smith was clearly struggling.

“They are now starting to look a stronger team and will certainly be a force next time round.’’

Reds will be without Kiwi forward Steve Rapira for the trip to Wakefield.

He has gone home on compassionate leave to be with his grandfather.