Class of 92 - Aug 2016

[Gazzadfc]

http://salfordonline.com/30040-salford- ... ugust.html

[Ingleby]

Mods can you delete this s*** please.

[lo36789]

What's up ingleby?

[Darlo_Pete]

Can't wait for the new series, especially as we won the league. The programme is now being advertised on the BBC.

[bga]

Mods can you delete this s*** please.

I would prefer some publicity for Darlo rather than none. I bet you watch it Ingleby!

[H1987]

I'm looking forward to the ending personally

[Ingleby]

Mods can you delete this s*** please.

I would prefer some publicity for Darlo rather than none. I bet you watch it Ingleby!

And encourage the BBC to commission more of this crap. Don't think so.

[Mullet69]

At risk of being controversial, I really enjoyed watching the first series. OK, the obvious bellends aside I thought it was an excellent insight into a non league club and how they operate day to day, regardless of what you think of them.

Yes, it's publicity for egomaniacs, but didn't we have similar just a few years ago with the GR story and the birth of the Arena? I found that pretty funny in places, if a little nauseating!



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[D_F_C]

I enjoyed the series. Interested to know if ingleby thinks the documentary should be replaced with one about a premier league team. Gives non league some of the spotlight

[Ingleby]

I enjoyed the series. Interested to know if ingleby thinks the documentary should be replaced with one about a premier league team. Gives non league some of the spotlight

No not a Premier League team. A proper non league side without these bellends would be fine by me.

[Darlogramps]

I enjoyed the series. Interested to know if ingleby thinks the documentary should be replaced with one about a premier league team. Gives non league some of the spotlight

No not a Premier League team. A proper non league side without these bellends would be fine by me.

With respect Ingleby, you've missed the point entirely.

"Ordinary non-league club goes about it's day-to-day business" won't get any significant level of interest from television viewers.

Like it or not, a few well-known ex-Man Utd players taking a non-league club up the leagues will be of more interest.

Not that Salford are the only non-league club with an interesting story to tell of course. Whether the BBC are justified in repeatedly focusing on Salford is another debate.

I did enjoy the first series though and thought it was really insightful and well put together.

[Darlo_Pete]

As the saying goes, 'There's no such thing as bad publicity'.

[theoriginalfatcat]

As the saying goes, 'There's no such thing as bad publicity'.

As Cliff Richard was saying the other day!!