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Urban Spaceman · 17-04-2007, 11:18

I think my best moment was the weekend in Torquay and especially Gary Roberts scoring that brilliant second goal.

, although the fantastic atmosphere at the Carling Cup away match at Watford has to be right up there (and incredible that Diesel could keep that drumming going for so long and generate such an amazing atmosphere, as Chimer has said).

My worst moment is easy - the 4-0 away defeat at Bristol Rovers two days before Christmas, when just about everything that could go wrong did go wrong (Mangy was sent off in the second half) and we really struggled to fill the subs bench.What is more, there were very few Stanley fans there (unsurprising with it being just before Christmas) and it was freezing cold !!!

My feet took a couple of months to thaw out !

Gary Roberts leaving was also not a great moment (just 3 days after the Torquay match) but Stanley have managed without him and Ian Craney and I am sure that next season will not be as angst filled as this one !

ONWARDS AND UPWARDS STANLEY !!!

17-04-2007, 11:18	#19
Urban Spaceman Full Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Crowthorne, Berkshire Posts: 484 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 40	Re: Best moments of the season I think my best moment was the weekend in Torquay and especially Gary Roberts scoring that brilliant second goal. , although the fantastic atmosphere at the Carling Cup away match at Watford has to be right up there (and incredible that Diesel could keep that drumming going for so long and generate such an amazing atmosphere, as Chimer has said). My worst moment is easy - the 4-0 away defeat at Bristol Rovers two days before Christmas, when just about everything that could go wrong did go wrong (Mangy was sent off in the second half) and we really struggled to fill the subs bench.What is more, there were very few Stanley fans there (unsurprising with it being just before Christmas) and it was freezing cold !!! My feet took a couple of months to thaw out ! Gary Roberts leaving was also not a great moment (just 3 days after the Torquay match) but Stanley have managed without him and Ian Craney and I am sure that next season will not be as angst filled as this one ! ONWARDS AND UPWARDS STANLEY !!!