OFFICIAL SALFORD CITY v STEVENAGE MATCH THREAD

Prepare yourselves for the most biased coverage of the season as Sky blow a load out over a team who are only relevant due to the "Class of '92" and all but ignore the opposition; this wouldn't even be on TV if it wasn't associated with Manchester United.

Salford's complete rebranding under the Nevilles, Scholes, Giggs et al has seen the Ammies bankroll their way to league football thanks to a number of unrealistic transfers, most notably the move of Adam Rooney from Aberdeen last season. Dino Maamria's Boro side have been a solidly midtable since their play-off semi-final loss 4 years ago and should be a stern test for Graham Alexander's team... not that Sky will want you to think that of course.

Kick-off at 12:30pm with coverage on Sky Sports Football from 12:00pm.

SAL: Neal; Wiseman, Piergianni, Pond, Touray; Towell, Shelton, Smith, Maynard; Dieseruvwe, Rooney.
>Subs: Letheren, Threlkeld, Armstrong, Burgess, Whitehead, Beasley.

STE: Farman; Cuthbert, Fielding, Vancooten; James-Wildin, Soares, Sonupe, Iontton, Stokes; Parrett, Guthrie.
>Subs: Bastien, Carter, Cowley, Husin, Newton, Smith, Taylor.

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I like Stevenage's new logo

FUCK Salford

>both pundits are ex-Salford players
it begins

Salford are just another Bournemouth
why would Sky pick up the rights to this match

Inbred United fans tuning in.

Shall be backing Stevenage

>why would Sky pick up the rights to this match
because Scholes/Neville and the rest are involved

>Salford Super 6 v Stevenage Burger King

>first game ever in football league
>can't even fill their shitty tinpot 5k capacity ground

Supporting Salford from now on. Few big signings next summer and it will only be a matter of time really :^)

This is embarrassing even by Irish bandwagoner standards.

>Interestingly the hosts have only named six subs as they are yet to clarify the position of their academy with the EFL - all clubs must name a 'club-developed' player in their squad.
The sign of a bankrolled club.

I know a guy from Salford and he literally told me once that he saw a plane at cruising altitude and saw the pilot waving at him.

He must be pretty tall

I know a guy from Belgium and he literally told me once that a guy from Salford literally told him once that he saw a plane at cruising altitude and saw the pilot waving at him.

>the absolute state of Bury

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>Salford City's famous owners will all miss the club's first Football League game against Stevenage on Saturday.
No doubt Sky were in tears.

grim

oh no no no
ahahahahahahahahahaha

Oh wait, Scholes has just been spotted.

>that mild pop

>that little bit of quality

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shit

Orgasms have just been heard from the Sky offices.

twitter.com/SkyFootball/status/1157623102903377921

>the comparison between the crowd and the commentator

NO ONE LIKES US
WE DON'T CARE
CAUSE WE ARE SALFORD
MIGHTY SALFORD
WE ARE SALFORD
FROM 92

Why isn't Salford playing rugby league?

That's a different team.

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>and the fans go mild
kek

The second goal was no better: twitter.com/SkyFootball/status/1157632822737285120

Why are some old united players obsessed with Salford?

Salford is in Greater Manchester

Oh, that's one valid reason ig

Absolute state of Stevenage.

Pretty cool actually. Not sure why you would hate on a team getting help when you'd take the same for your own (if you weren't a top 6 wagoner) . Unless it's because they're owned by players that played for the team that gave every English team PTSD for two decades.