Re: Salfords sudden support : Sun Sep 18, 2022 7:37 pm  

Tbf to Salford it was bad luck that their Grand Final appearance was then followed up by a 2020 season behind closed doors and then a Cup Final behind closed doors. As always RL doesn't get much luck.

Re: Salfords sudden support : Tue Sep 20, 2022 7:57 pm  

jools wrote:

Not at all willzay-and you can’t have it all ways!
Huddersfield FANS do turn up-the same few every week. it’s the glory supporters that don’t.
Now salford need to work hard to get at least some of those that jump on the bandwagon to buys season tickets and turn up every week because they failed to do that last time, in fact their regular support reduced.

Nah you are the most bitter poster on RLFANS.

Re: Salfords sudden support : Wed Sep 21, 2022 7:39 am  

Willzay wrote:

Nah you are the most bitter poster on RLFANS.

I'm not sure about that

Re: Salfords sudden support : Fri Sep 23, 2022 3:12 pm  

jools wrote:

Plastic fans. They will all disappear until the next chance of glory, and salford will sell about 3000 season tickets like they did last time as well.

The irony in this post is priceless Jools.... you've excelled yourself on this one.

Re: Salfords sudden support : Fri Sep 23, 2022 3:15 pm  

RuddyScoosers wrote:

They only usually bring a few hundred of their diehards to our place despite it only being a short drive away. To be fair they were loud, but most of their chants today were just rehashed Man Utd songs, and they didn't just get off when the final hooter sounded, they stayed way beyond that to applaud their side.

So apart from "When the Saints go marching in" please feel free to share the rest of the Saints back catalogue....

Re: Salfords sudden support : Sun Sep 25, 2022 12:22 am  

Salford have always had a decent away following (at Leigh anyway) compared to their home gates. It just multiplies when they are doing well, just like any other sports team's fanbase would. It's not that complicated really.....