Obsessed.

Weekend's Results

Unibond Premier:
Buxton 0
FCUM 1

Unibond 1st Division North:
Salford City 0
Skelmersdale United 1

North West Counties 1st Division:
Irlam FC 0
Leek CSOB 0

Clitheroe 4 Salford City 1

Average Working Joe wrote:Weekend's Results Unibond Premier: Buxton 0 FCUM 1 Unibond 1st Division North: Salford City 0 Skelmersdale United 1 http://forums.rlfans.com/posting.php?mo ... p=13207908 WWW.RLFANS.COM :: Post a reply North West Counties 1st Division: Irlam FC 0 Leek CSOB 0 You missed: Prestwich Heys 3 - Wythenshawe Arms 2 Manchester Premier Division

Average Working Joe wrote:Weekend's Results Unibond Premier: Buxton 0 FCUM 1 Unibond 1st Division North: Salford City 0 Skelmersdale United 1 http://forums.rlfans.com/posting.php?mo ... p=13207908 WWW.RLFANS.COM :: Post a reply North West Counties 1st Division: Irlam FC 0 Leek CSOB 0 You missed: Prestwich Heys 3 - Wythenshawe Arms 2 Manchester Premier Division

Another bad day for the Ammies

Salford City 0 Mossley 4

Remaining September fixtures:
League 09/09/2008 Bamber Bridge v Salford City
FA Cup (1st Qual) 13/09/2008 Salford City (NP1N) v Atherton LR (NWCP)
League 20/09/2008 FC Halifax Town v Salford City
League 27/09/2008 Salford City v Rossendale United or FA Cup (2nd Qual)

did they play poor K.O.T.S or was it just one of thoese days?

I didn't go mate, I was watching our reserves against Widnes (Albeit only one half of it!) but to be honest Mossley have won 4 of the opening 5 and are 2nd in the league so I'd suppoe it's to be expected.

City are find the step up to the Unibond league quite difficult atthe moment.
I`ve been to 2 games so far , Warrington away and Skelmerdale at home both 1 - 0 defeats ands tbh they wer`nt to far away but two 4-0 defeats show what Salford are up against.
They nicked a win away at Lancaster in the cup so tthere is hope of better things to come.

A mate of mine plays for Mossley and played the full game yesterday. From what he's been saying, the atmosphere in the Mossley camp is second to none... they are playing well and confidence is high... with that in mind, I didn't hold out much hope for Salford yesterday as this is a tough league to play in at the best of times.

You only have to look at Trafford, who walked the North West Counties League last season; they haven't started much better than the Ammies.