article_snippet: Walsall are at Wembley on Sunday for the first time in Walsall 127-year history, taking on Bristol City in the Johnstone’s Paint Trophy final, and fans are already celebrating.
article_snippet: At 3.30pm, Walsall will happily exit a group of Football League teams never to have played at Wembley, leaving behind Accrington Stanley, Crawley Town and Hartlepool United.
article_snippet: Walsall’s,’ says Walsall chief executive Stefan Gamble.
article_snippet: Preston were favourites in the area semi-final final but Walsall won the first leg at Deepdale 2-0 through late goals from Anthony Forde and Tom Bradshaw, aged 21 and 22.
article_snippet: We tend to be a little fatalistic as Walsall fans.
article_snippet: The Backyard Brewhouse, the only brewery in Walsall, has been pumping Super Saddlers beer to local pubs in recent weeks and the Supporters’ Trust have a limited number of bottles of Supporters own offering, which features a picture of Forde’s goal from the Preston game on the label.
article_snippet: Walsall FC Go To Wembley, a song by local band The Assist, is riding high in the iTunes
article_snippet: Walsall FC has been painted red.
highlights_snippet: Walsall take on Bristol City at
highlights_snippet: Walsall reached playoff final but Walsall was played at Millennium Stadium .
  