Is anyone else on this forum having to wait while the screen opens with an “Are you a Robot” check before you can read any posts. I don’t mind this once, but it keeps happening as you change topics or scroll to the next post. Even worse, when you write a reply and post it, it pos up again to check y...

Brilliant. Well done that person.

rich bt wrote: ↑Thu May 21, 2026 7:30 pm Bought my first ever Barrow season ticket. Won't make half of the games, but glad I can support the club.

Great gesture. That’s brilliant support and exactly what the Club needs.

Renewed along with my mates. Great value. Well done the Club.

What a great bloke. Loved both Barrow football and the Rugby. He deserves a massive send off from all sportspersons in the Town. RIP Ray. You’ll be sadly missed.

Hate all this negativity going round. I think we’ll survive and yesterday showed a lot more desire and effort from the team. Supporters have a role in this fight too. Instead of watching the game on your dodgy sticks or on Sky, get your backsides down to Holker Street and give them the confidence wi...

blue nige wrote: ↑Wed Jan 14, 2026 5:06 pm

WalneyOne wrote: ↑Wed Jan 14, 2026 4:33 pm Looking forward to Sat v Crewe.
He's had a couple of weeks with the squad so it'll be interesting to see how we are set up.
My penny is on NO WINGBACKS!

As long as we sign a right back or it's a back 3 !

Freddie Anderson signed for us. He’s a fullback.

Great threads, so interesting. Just makes you think where on earth could they find the land for a new stadium, if ever we left HS.

Barrow AFC played on The Strawberry grounds just prior to 1903, when the ground was turned over to become the home of Furness Rugby Union Club, there they still play now. I don’t know how long the football club played there, but it wasn’t for long. To watch the football, fans were transported by tr...

Re my previous post. It was Edward Wadham and not John Wadham, who was one of the most important figures during the development of Barrow and who also became Mayor.

Barrow AFC played on The Strawberry grounds just prior to 1903, when the ground was turned over to become the home of Furness Rugby Union Club, there they still play now. I don’t know how long the football club played there, but it wasn’t for long. To watch the football, fans were transported by tra...

The Trust buses stopped at Chorley FC, where we were truly entertained with good ale, music run by a DJ, multiple TV’s and some games outside for the kids. This was in their large club room, where they entertain away teams supporters whose Clubs are playing nearby. We were joined by Wrexham supporte...

Another Labour Party pre budget teaser

It’s an unfortunate thing for us Supporters at the moment. We want success and we want entertainment too. If it’s gone stale, as it is at the moment, we need some encouragement from somewhere, or else we will fall away. Why can’t we get something from the board that will get us excited about. There ...

The fans in the main stand when they were leaving earlier weren’t having a go at Wingh from what I saw. They were talking to him discussing where do we go from here. He looked demoralised and confused at what he had witnessed. Maybe he has lost the team !