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leythdave wrote:he has just embaressingly 'reeled you in'.......
Nice to see someone correctly interpretted the wink.
To be fair, if the promise of the City of Salford Stadium was just an elaborate hoax to gain entry to SL via the franchise system, we would've had to put in some serious forward planning ... as the plans were first announced in the late 90's.
Dave Lister wrote:I reckon Salford's fans are the friendliest i've come across and haven't got a bad word to say about them
Love him or hate him, 163 consecutive appearances should make Stuart Littler a Salford legend in anyone's book
Joined: Oct 12 2004 Posts: 6206 Location: Border country - Hindley Green.
-VIKINGMAN- wrote:MILF
Indeed!!
Bolton by birth,
Irish by blood,
LEYTHER by heart and soul!!
BBC Sport wrote:30/04/06 "Some of W*gan's travelling fans headed towards the exit before it was even over.".................no change there then!!
Wembley71 wrote:.....They are our people. Drummond, Costello, Manfredi, Svabic, Martyn, Street, Tickle, Patel, Mossop, Horo, Bristow, Leuleui, Varley, Fleary, Rivett, Tabern, Doran, Woods, Donlan, Wilshire, Leaefa, Hansen, Sale, Murphy… these are all my people. As a Leyther, you’re one of us the moment you come here to wear the shirt. I don't care where you were born, what colour you are, what religion you are, what language you speak. You're one of us, part of our culture, writing our history as you create your own, and making us stronger for it....
The Rebel wrote:watchin city on box and the home team have painted a crowd behind the goal,if salford did that they could print whatever attendance they wanted.might be an idea for sky to so they dont have to keep shying away from the empty terracing.
Looking forward to Gateshead coming to the LSV, with a massive 1,000 in your fancy new ground. Will look lovely and full.
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Young Danny wrote:Looking forward to Gateshead coming to the LSV, with a massive 1,000 in your fancy new ground. Will look lovely and full.
You might as well enjoy OUR new ground - it's not like you are ever gonna get one of your own, is it??
Bolton by birth,
Irish by blood,
LEYTHER by heart and soul!!
BBC Sport wrote:30/04/06 "Some of W*gan's travelling fans headed towards the exit before it was even over.".................no change there then!!
Wembley71 wrote:.....They are our people. Drummond, Costello, Manfredi, Svabic, Martyn, Street, Tickle, Patel, Mossop, Horo, Bristow, Leuleui, Varley, Fleary, Rivett, Tabern, Doran, Woods, Donlan, Wilshire, Leaefa, Hansen, Sale, Murphy… these are all my people. As a Leyther, you’re one of us the moment you come here to wear the shirt. I don't care where you were born, what colour you are, what religion you are, what language you speak. You're one of us, part of our culture, writing our history as you create your own, and making us stronger for it....
Joined: Aug 13 2005 Posts: 5313 Location: ... is fcuking in Heaven
Walt Mooney Fan Club wrote:You might as well enjoy OUR new ground - it's not like you are ever gonna get one of your own, is it??
Perhaps we will - maybe we'll become a feeder club for an SL team and get their town council to build a new ground that we're allowed to play in, just like you lot?!
And anyway, as I understand it, our directors were all set for building work to begin on the CIty of Salford Stadium last month ... until they bought a pie & a pint each at the LSV, leading to severe financial difficulties.
Dave Lister wrote:I reckon Salford's fans are the friendliest i've come across and haven't got a bad word to say about them
Love him or hate him, 163 consecutive appearances should make Stuart Littler a Salford legend in anyone's book
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Love him or hate him, 163 consecutive appearances should make Stuart Littler a Salford legend in anyone's book 
