Very sad to hear of Macclesfield's decline. It was a very basic ground but I loved my visits there, all except the first time when Norman Hunter was our manager and we got well and truly thrashed 4-0 in the cup. In those days I used to get free tickets left at the ticket office courtesy of Kelham O'Hanlon and I found myself sitting in the middle of their fans in the "main stand". I've never seen a set of fans enjoy themselves so much as the Macc fans did that day (they were non-league), but after conceding the first two goals I found myself clapping along with them when they scored the next two, ha-ha, such was the occasion. I feel for those fans now and as has already been suggested, more clubs will bite the dust in the current climate. Bury went last season, Macclesfield this season, who'll be next?
"There but for the grace of God" as the saying goes. If it hadn't been for Tony Stewart a few years ago we could've been in the same boat as these two. We need to count our blessings and just be happy that we've still got a football club, and doing nicely too, even if we can't watch them in these strange times that we're experiencing at the moment. R.I.P. Macclesfield Town F.C.