As such, the club have said:
Work has been ongoing to clear up after Storm Darragh and we can confirm there is no risk to tomorrow's match at home to Crewe Alex.
We had some stadium damage over the weekend. The 1 of the big fuck off trees behind the goal has fallen onto the stand, and the Mold Road stand has took a battering, where some parts of the roof is being torn off. Wonder if our game with Crewe would go ahead tomorrow? The stand behind the goal...
The FA Cup has been butchered beyond repair now. Sad state of affairs when our own traditions/country have been ruined to suit foreigners for a bit of cash, screwing over the 600 + strong teams that play every year for Man City players not to have an extra game to save embarrassment if they were...
Don’t recall in incident worthy of a pen that wasn’t given either this season. The last blatant one we got was Mansfield at home in April (or back end March)…
Got a not so much a scrappy but scrappy 1-0 win courtesy of big ole Darragh today, straight from a corner. First half was difficult by shooting from the wind, but one tame effort from the edge of the D didn’t cause any issues. Second half we could and should have scored 3. Fletcher shot from...
We have that EVERY game. Every opposition who sees us say we're the worst team ever in the history of the game. What makes it even more funny, we tend to beat teams when we are at home and still get 'we're the worst team' even though they lost!
We are absolutely shite away. Didn't even realise we have only managed to score 6 so far. 2 wins in 8. Not holding out for much, and we can't do a Posh and think we win by turning up.
The way we play away, it feels almost wrong of me to go there for a point as we are pish away from home. After tonights shock result, I really don't know. As long as we turn up with high energy and a high press I think we'll be ok but we don't do that away from home.
Surely you can let us off, as that is arguably the greatest memorable moment in the FA Cup in the whole history of the competition. And a corker of a free kick too!
I agree to a point, although we had a bit of a go in the 2nd half in the last quarter of an hour or so, we didn't hurt you at all so was comfortable. If anything, it was our undoing rather than Stockport outclassing us. Birmingham is the stand out where they actually turned it on against us...
I watched a little bit of the Wealdstone game, and thought the free kick for the opener was goal of the round (without seeing any others so can't really judge), a superb free kick into the top corner, just clipping the bar on the way in.
I was on a wind up. You defo deserved something for the amount of chances we gave you, but only remember 1 shot from Evans where Okonkwo had to do something. It'll come good again i'm sure.