Not too bad then. I knew there was no room to move where we were but wasnt sure on the corners

I am extremely grateful for the shuttle bus from the Willows however knowing that there was going to be a big crowd for last nights match & from previous experience of the travelling situation I got to the Willows at 6.15pm & the bus left at 6.30. As usual all went well until we reached Patricroft Bridge & then it was just crawling from there finally reaching the ground at 7.30pm. Obviously cars & public transport were equally delayed as getting through the roundabout at the motorway junction is absolutely horrific.

The only solution to this is if temporary traffic lights were erected on the roundabout to ease the situation if that is possible.

The result of the match didn't help the Reds fans getting away from the ground either although most had done the Wigan Walk at least 20mins before the end & who could blame them.

I must say that there is no problem leaving the ground on the shuttle bus as they are given prioroty over the cars from the car park.

I was working on the turnstiles last night, your season tickets would not scan on the scanners, but it is the counter on the turnstile as you walk through that is counted, not what the scanner counts, so you were in the attendance.

Crowd was disappointing, don't think we'll ever draw them in whether it be Friday or Sunday does my head in it's a massive shame really doubt 'the new stadium affect' will ever work for us.

Solly the one and only single thing that will bring the fans in is success, I believe a highly competitive Salford team will bring them in.



Whether that ever happens is another matter.

We do seem to have attracted quite a few new faces, however seem to have lost a decent number in the process.

Peel to start building Port Salford in Oct 2012

I predict this trend to continue.

We win three games on the run,and we are one of the best teams in the league.Leeds shop at Harrods,we shop on the

market,lets get back down to earth,it we Finnish out side the bottom four,we have done OK,with the squad we have got

I was at meeting,along with others,that the club were more concerned,about away fans,and then flooding in.They did not seem to be concerned about attracting new home support,it was always about away fans.If we ever get a team like

Leeds,we will get 8,000 plus in my opinion.The powers that be at Salford,have always said If people come and pay

we will spend the salary cap,and you know as well as me,people will only come If there's something worth watching,

and there is nothing,we have gone on over marketing,or lack of It,but on the pitch,there is nothing to market

I hope you mention this to our guests at the Forever Reds meeting on Monday.

The post was about Attendances,I gave an answer,my opinion.If you don't agree,I am sorry.I couldn't care less.

I did not say the players,that will be coming,are not good players,they are, although they did not get a call from Leeds.

If they had,I don't think they would be at the Chandos Club,do you.What ever level you play at,and what sport,

every body's not at the same level.there is no shame in that, that's the way the mop,flops.have a good weekend.

I had the pleasure of experiencing the East Stand on Friday as when I went for my tickets I was told the West Stand was sold out. You can imagine my amazment. I liked the West stand and the people who we sat near but really enjoyed the East as even at the back you feel like you are close to the action but high enough to see the whole field. Being a Leyther and a casual watcher of the Reds why could I not choose where I wanted to sit. Why tell lies about it.