AnimoEtFide
Well-Known Member
Wish that were three points, but I'm still happy by the manner in which we shared the spoils.
Had we been 1–0 down at the Shay by half-time, record attendance being announced, to any team in this league at all, we wouldn't be best pleased. If we'd then been granted a penalty, a sending off for the opposition and an own goal, only to concede an equaliser in the final minute of added time, then we'd be livid.
Not the best performance but a more together display from the defence in some ways. Especially sweet to slightly disrupt all the non-league Disney going on across the segregation barriers. Salford is a home from home to me, but once they equalised and all they could think of was waving at us and grunting "TOP OF THE LEAGUE" and ironically cheering every move we made, I could separate the city from the City. When they got their winner (they effectively won because most of their fans had left the ground once the equaliser went in), one of them even got their morbidly obese infant to waddle up to us with his arms outstretched. Fuck that. When you know you visited Moor Lane before 90% of their current fanbase did, it's worth giving it back. A lad in my sixth form played for them back then!
Having already played half our games with the Bankrolled Three, it's now or never that we get some form going.
That's exactly how I imagined a visit to Salford City to be. Not looking forward to being surrounded by a bunch of gobby bandwagon jumpers, especially as they'll probably spank us. Hope we'll never have to play them again after this season, however that comes about. Same goes for the other Manchester United franchise in the division