The All New Chester Wire wrote:
Not really an argument is there? Don't break the law, you won't get a parking ticket. Pathetic little Englander response to say it's a hit on the working man.
Fully agree.
How the hell could it be a tax on the working man anyway?! Traffic wardens don't only put tickets on cars of those who work, they'll give unemployed people tickets too?!?
As for 'sneaky' they get paid for catching people who break the law.
The police get paid for catching people who break the law, often after under-cover surveillance - are they sneaky? If they were 'sneaky' to catch drug-dealers would you complain??
RL winger get paid to score tries - they wait until there's a gap in the defence then nip through it to score before anyone can stop them - are they sneaky too?!?
As many people who live around the HJ were there before the ground was built they didn't choose to live near a rugby ground. They also won't have chosen to have fans
parking illegally near their homes.
Maybe a £35 fine will help the OP to follow the law in future? If so, well done that traffic warden.
Love him or hate him, 163 consecutive appearances should make Stuart Littler a Salford legend in anyone's book 
