They don't stock Warrington Town ties at Matalan

yet!

apologies, i didn't watch it close enough to realise that it was a piece of official merchandise.



surely they dont do club shirts aswell as ties?

My mate is working on the doors today in one of Warrington's town boozers. he reckons there is always a scrap on walking day around tea time.

Club shirts, ties - the full monty!



As well as the Wire we also go by the nick name of the Yellows!

Suppose it is better than the Primroses!





Any way anyone who wants a club tie which is blue and yellow with the town's crest and The Wire on it let me know.

I've always prefered Padgate Walking Day, though that is due to blind Bias as I walked in Padgate every year for school.



Wasn't really fussed about Warrington Walks really, but went this year for the second consecutive year - dressed up as though I was going to Castleford - and waited in the sing rain right until the very last school to give my goddaughter, her sister and my cousin's two kids 50p each.



I was, however, stood next to an absoloutely outrageously stunning Policewoman, which made it worth it tbh. I think it's the uniform that does it for me, but she was a class above regardless.

Didn't realise it was walking day. Likewise Padgate'..

Used to love it when we were kids. There were thousands lining the streets. Off to Church St. social club, then Alberts, then Bank Quay for train to Blackpool. It has always been a up from day 1.

walking day is losing its tradition..gone are the days when parents took great pride(i know some still do)in their children by dressing them in there sunday best..the kids in turn were given money from there families...then may be off to the fair or elsewhere....now its a p up for some..as someone has already posted fights breaking out ....who would want there children any where near that.....its a great shame its come to this but the scum element are driving law abiding people away......

It usually [iis[/i the kids

Puts a whole new meaning to the phrase 'Hitman and her'.