[quote="Marsdengiant"]I too go to see the game rather than the facilities.
I know the seats at the Willows are uncomfortable. However my seat at the Galpharm is comfortable. The leg room is good and the view is unrestricted. quote]
Marsdengiant, was your seat one that remained comfortable for the full 84 minutes today, or did it suddenly become uncomfortable at around the 70 minute mark? Forcing you to leave it and head home with the other thousand or so?
Thought all the boys were fantastic today, I think the pressure we put them under forced the errors and made them look poor, when they are a good team (were fourth in the table).
I didn't think Robinsons effort was a try, looked like he touched the corner flag to me. Thought Adamsons long pass over the top whilst being tackled which led to Gouldings try was brilliant, and Mylers intercepton was fantastic, thought Hodgy was fast but he couldn't catch Ritchie.
great result! couldn't make it due to playing cricket which eventually got rained off anyway! gutted! but my sister went and kept me updated! We need to build on this now on friday, our first home game for ages! Hopefully a few more fans will come out of the woodwork after recent results!
SteveRed wrote:The best display from Salford for a long, long time. Defended well, attacked well, controlled the ball. Very proud of all of them today.
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Hillbilly_Red wrote:Just home - wet inside and out!
How can this be you were under a roof so someone kept saying, ow how silly of coarse it was still wet outside, nevermind at least you were afforded a seat !!!
Adamjk wrote:Robinson got man of the match for them but his kicking was absolutely appalling
Some things never change then we nicknamed him Radar Robinson due to his ability to find the fullback with every kick.
Salteye 2009 wrote:Marsdengiant, was your seat one that remained comfortable for the full 84 minutes today, or did it suddenly become uncomfortable at around the 70 minute mark? Forcing you to leave it and head home with the other thousand or so?
The fans, the members, the people there.. from the day I stepped foot onto that field at the AJ Bell Stadium,I knew I would love that club for the rest of my life. "Jackson Hastings"..
Worry a little bit every day and in a lifetime you will lose a couple of years. If something is wrong, fix it if you can. But train yourself not to worry. Worry never fixes anything.
Mary Hemmingway, US journalist,widow of Ernest Hemmingway (1908-1986)
The Stupid Neither Forgive Nor Forget The Naive Forgive And Forget The Wise Forgive But Don't Forget
"I am not young enough to know everything" Oscar Wilde Irish Playwright (1854-1900)
One likes people much better when they're battered down by a prodigious siege of misfortune than when they triumph.
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[quote="BartonFlyer"]
(does anyone think that Robinson's "try" wasn't a) hit the flag and b) grounded outside the field of play? cos I do!!)[quote]
I`m on your wavelength Mr Flyer , anyway onto the game.
That was the best all round performance I`ve seen in a while, not only did we beat Huddersfield , we beat them well.
Well done to all the guys who played today you`ve done us proud.
Difficult to choose a mom today but I`ll go for Stefan Ratchford.
Bring Back The BIFF ! (Britain & Ireland Frack Free)
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