Chaos erupted at the Peninsula Stadium on Tuesday night as Salford City's League Two encounter against Bradford City was brought to an abrupt halt by protesting supporters.
Furious fans stormed the pitch during the second half, forcing officials to suspend the match temporarily while stewards and police worked to clear the field. The dramatic protest was aimed directly at the club's controversial ownership structure.
Class of 92 Under Fire
The demonstration represents growing discontent among the fanbase towards the club's famous owners, including Manchester United legends Gary Neville, Phil Neville, Paul Scholes, Ryan Giggs, and Nicky Butt. Gary Neville was present in the stands, witnessing the unfolding drama firsthand.
Supporters have become increasingly vocal about their concerns regarding the club's direction and ownership model. The pitch invasion served as the most visible manifestation of this deepening rift between the fanbase and the celebrated ownership group.
Match Disruption and Aftermath
The protest occurred during a crucial League Two fixture, with the match temporarily suspended as officials dealt with the pitch invaders. The incident highlights the escalating tensions at a club that has experienced rapid transformation since the Class of 92 takeover.
While the match eventually resumed, the message from disgruntled supporters was clear and unmistakable. The protest marks a significant moment in Salford City's recent history, raising serious questions about the relationship between the club's ambitious owners and its traditional supporter base.
As the football world watches developments at the Peninsula Stadium, the pressure mounts on Gary Neville and his fellow owners to address the growing concerns and repair the fractured relationship with the club's most loyal followers.
