The Voice - Match preview #34: Salford City vs Bradford City Saturday 1st March 2025 12:30pm

Agree with that nothing but a souless club how many did they bring here this season 200 ?????

1400 empty seats with the chance of filling them up and they turn it down fooking madness

They bring fook all to any club the sooner they are gone the better ..........

 

If they didnt have a issue till the 94th minute then you must have been on your best behaviour so whats the issue ?????

 

Likewise, I was stood in the home terrace behind the goal and no issues there.

Maintained composure until the 94th minute at which point I let out a small fist pump and at that point got the odd funny look but no more. Left at the final whistle. Not a word said and walked out.

We actually ended up stood next to two lads who had travelled from Switzerland for the game as a ground hopping trip.

 

Give me those three traditional Lancs clubs any day of the week, rather than these Amateurs ( It’s where their nickname Ammies originated) .

 

They lost?

 

No idea.

 

I can't remember if I said it or not, but if I did I'm gonna say it again, TAKE A BOW JAMIE WALKER.

That was one of the best performances in recent memory, that lad has an engine and a huge tank to go with it. He never stopped!

 

Thing is, it's nothing new is it and it's not rocket science really!! Happened a few years back when there was some actual fighting on the terrace opposite the away end after we scored....which was started by a couple of Salford fans....it was to be expected with such a small away end at a ground less than an hour away!!

 

Should this be in the Cheltenham thread rather than the Salford one?

 

There’s been a growing number of incidents over the past couple of months with fans being in the “wrong end” getting attacked. Rangers at Man U springs to mind. Fans may go in with the intention of being on their best behaviour, but run the risk of bumping into some fiercely territorial Neanderthal who takes exception to their presence. I think quite a few people would be unhappy to have away fans in the home end, with some going a step too far to show their disapproval.

 

I find that sort of reaction to someone who is causing no trouble quite bizarre.
Quite a few years ago when we got thrashed by Sunderland at home, there was a Sunderland fan with his young lad aged about 8 sat in front of us. They were causing no bother and we and our neighbours were chatting to them.
Someone complained to the stewards who made them move. We protested that there was no problem, but they were made to move, not sure where to, but I bet the little lad wouldn't have been able to see amongst all the Sunderland fans who were standing up. Stewards didn't seem to mind that.
Thought it was a shame.