Morning, sounds like they are having a go.. Really good support last night away at Wigan. I think the support from the local community is there, they have just been crying out for a decent team to get behind. The crowds will increase as the team improves... City suck all my emotions out of me, I haven't got anything left to invest in another team. Haha!
The AJ Bell stadium is a pain to get in and out of but they are in the process of building a relief road which will help.. My brother used to live on Weate Lane and you could watch the game from the back bedroom.. Mind you the Willows Club could have done with a new carpet, it was like walking on velcro.. Haha.. Good days though!If they were still playing at The Willows, the crowds would be considerably higher in my opinion. The location of the new stadium is not good. I am not sure they will ever get the crowds that will enable them to maintain this level of performance.
Yeah,at my age I no longer have the energy for two teams. Salford are my bit on the side.
The AJ Bell stadium is a pain to get in and out of but they are in the process of building a relief road which will help.. My brother used to live on Weate Lane and you could watch the game from the back bedroom.. Mind you the Willows Club could have done with a new carpet, it was like walking on velcro.. Haha.. Good days though!
Hi mate, yes Weaste Lane (typo) ha! I was only young and didn't drink round there, don't think my brother had any nicknames haha... Maybe he lead a double life haha.Haha. I loved The Willows, the ground rather than the club. Happys day there, plenty of shit times too. For a time, I lived in Monton so would walk there. Weaste Lane? Was he the Beast of The Weaste? :) That was a dreadful boozer.
I did hear about the relief road but public transport is an issue too. Most fans who attended The Willows, and I imagine still go, appeared to be from Langworth, Weaste and The Heights.