Yep and if your lucky like I was last week you'll ask for 2 pints of Caffereys get given 2 pints of magners instead. Tell the barmaid she's got it wrong and then get given the cider free to go with your caffreys you ordered

She's been sacked!!

Typo.

A chip WHAT?!

I'll pretend that you didn't just call a barm a ''muffin''.

In fact, that warrants a ban.

7 day ban for incorrect reference to bread products has been implemented for Fungus. Warning as to future conduct to follow on reinstatement.

Can we still use the term 'bap' ?

Only if you accompany it with a Sid James laugh whilst w[ui[/unking knowingly.

I've just had a look on Google Maps. I don't like the look of that tunnel under the motorway!

Safety in numbers! Loads walking through.

Parked at Eccles and was easy to get in and out. Got a text to say some were still in the stadium car park 10 minutes before I got back to Leeds.

Parked on the estate across from Eccles Rugby Club, was back in Wigan for half ten.

Parked on the club car park. Me too

Can not recommend the Trafford Centre Park and ride enough. Free parking, afternoon in the TC, food and a coffee (or beer, wine whatever) coach straight to the ground £1.

After the game, £1 back and straight to the car park, on the m60 and back home by 10:25... very good!

How strange is it that people like myself got home quicker yesterday than i do for an home game.

Good to hear. It seems that apart from on one occasion against Leeds when a bus didn't show up the Trafford Centre park and ride has been a success.

Got to the Eccles Rugby car park bang on 10pm after the game and was back in Darwen just before half ten!

Will definitely use Eccles again! Sounds like the official car park was the same shambles as the friendly. I was in my car around 10, there was a little bit of traffic on the side street getting back to the roundabout but no more than 5/10 mins then on the motorway and away. I know it's not finished yet but the official car park needs to work out how to use the space better to get people away quicker.

Parked in the south carpark as reccommended by a club steward, as they dont restrict you leaving after the game, got away prompt back in Leyland by ten past ten, quicker than getting home from Wigan, result!

Perhaps you should support the us then if we're quicker to get to/from

The Shuttle sevice from / to the Trafford Centre was excellent . We were back in the pub at the hotel by 9:50. Bus allowed out of the stadium before the traffic jam's started .

Parked at Barton aerodrome. Back in Billinge at 10:20 p.m.

They need to sort some key things out at Salford very quickly or that ground is going to become a noose round their neck. The whole experience for one was poor IMO and if I was new to RL last night I wouldnt be looking at going back for some more.

That car park for one which is a farce....stuck on there for 30-40 mins last night with nothing moving is just not acceptable especially when its a rent a crowd event anyway....what would it be like if they actually got a crowd on?!!
While it may not be too much of a problem when they only have 3-4k on and theres no away support, its going to fast put away fans off and the likes of wigan, saints and wire will drop off numbers rapidly, which is a massive revenue stream for them! I for one am not inclined to go again! Car parks a joke so don't fancy driving, public transport links are an even bigger joke - 2-3 miles away to get to a station thats one of the worst linked stations in the world and takes over an hour and a half to get too from wigan anyway.

The only real way you can get to and from there is going on a coach, and theres not much point in going on the coach cos theres no decent pubs round the ground that you'd want to drink in - they all look about as good and as scary as The Jockey off Shameless!!

Add to that the ground is 3-4 miles away from Salford and the majority of their old support base, which will drop off rapidly after the honeymoon period is over this yr IMO and they get fed up with the ball ache of having to travel there. In addition, the grounds not had the wished effect of attracting new fans, and so they simply cant afford to lose any of the ones they have or their in big trouble! They also have the age old difficulty of attracting new fans as the ground is less than half full every week, so any new potential fans are not going to go and be blown away by the atmosphere or the rugby that is being played, will view it as a minority support like ice hockey or basketball in manchester, will be uninspired and so will be unlikey to return!

They quickly need more access roads to and from the car park and the car park splitting up, and as much as it costs need to put on a free shuttle bus / busses with regular 15 min departures from manchester, through salford, and then onto the ground to get people easliy to the stadium. Its all well and good saying theirs a shuttle to the trafford centre! There needs to be some shuttles to decent population areas and good transport links!!!

All this doesnt appear to have been thought out and is a key factor IMO given the ground is in the middle of nowhere. They could also do with a couple of decent pubs building near the staduim or alternatively need to build one themselves, as part of the ground as a bar, preferably with a large beer garden and play area to attract the families in the summer!

Otherwise I can see their core support dropping from 3-4k next year to averaging around 2-3k home fans next year and only every getting above 4k when big teams come to town. With the ridiculous rent their reported to be paying, I worry we could see them ending up having financial problems, not being able to keep up with the rent and/or going into administration, and ending up playing out of Leigh like Swinton have done as nomads and getting less than 1k watching them in the championship!

Sad state of affairs but can only see a slow death of our once great traditional manchester clubs!

Salford need some general marketing direction by some young blood who know what they're doing. All due respect to John Wilkinson who constantly props them up and has done much for them in the past but he obviously doesnt cut the mustard or have the marketing nouse or forsight to leed the club correctly in these areas and quickly needs direction IMO.

Slightly off the thread, but I use public transport to go to Wigan games, home and the odd away match, because of where I live.....didn't find it too bad from a personal POV on Friday night, return on the Metrolink to Eccles (£4.50), and a 35 minute or so walk to the ground in a straight line....sorted!

Did you use your helicopter ?

Sounds like the ground has proved more popular with you good folk of Wigan. Parking at a sporting arenas is always going to be an issue but it seems majority of fans got home before you do for home game? Can't be too bad, We know the stadium is a white elephant but from a Salford fans POV it was rushed but I think over the years additional exit routes will come to fruition also the surrounding areas IE. pubs will be built on site. As a home fan doesn't feel home quiet yet something is missing, maybe because at The Willows you could go into the club and player would come chat to you, but now fans are deprived this opportunity and just the corporate get this. Good support from you guys Friday maybe not as noisy because the game was finished early on made for a flat atmosphere. All best for season

Can recommend Trafford Centre Park and Ride, no problems good stewards, car safe, just missed first bus/ coach back but had to wait about 20mins for it's return then back to TC, as I was driving home on the M62 cars were still stuck on the stadium car park.