A little harder for those of us brought up on Weaste lane and the place your mum still lives. Still not got over the missing church yet never mind gods house on Willows road.

Aye Moon definitely has all the makings of a Salford legend. When I read that though, I was thinking more along the lines of an all-time great like, off the top of my head, Mal Meninga

top of my head, would have been, David Watkins, Maurice Richards, Colin Dixon. Mike Coulman, Chris Hesketh, Paul Charlton, Eric Prescott, Kenny Gill, Keith Fielding

Life and soul of the party i heard.

If I may chip in?
When the Boulevard closed there were a lot of memories went with it.Standing in the Threepenny Stand was an experience in itself. Whilst it was sad it going, in truth it was a relic from the past.The K.C. as a venue is streets ahead.People will always have fond memories of old grounds,but moving into the 21st century is the way forward.