[Revived Red]

Originally Posted by touchline.tv

Now i have found out who you are rev red if you would kindly pm me your address i will send both shirts out on monday. ALL I HAVE AGAINST YOUR SHIRTS IS YOUR NAME WITH NO CONTACT DETAILS. I will always answer any question or problem any supporter has, all they have to do is contact me instead of posting negative comments, it helps no one.

Sorry - I have no idea who you are or that you have any official connection with the club. My address has not changed from that used to send out last season's shirts - and the season before. Nor has it changed from the letter which accompanied the cheque I sent to pay the sponsorship. My address is also the same as that used to send out the shirt I won on ebay (sorry, DAV007, but mine did eventually arrive!). When I won that shirt, I did suggest that all 3 be sent together.

Your posting raises many issues - here are just 3.
1. Have I missed an announcement that you are the contact who will deal with "any question or problem any supporter has"? Many apologies if I have missed this announcement.
2. Does your statement mean that negative comments may not now be posted?
3. What about the shirts sponsored by those who are do not contribute to the message board?

The bottom line to all this is : is the club doing things in a professional way? In the latest player sponsorship list on the fishy site, is it professional to see Ian Dunbavin's name twice (but not Colin Murdock)? Is it professional to be offering "part of Stanley's kit from their first season in the Football League"?

This is not just nit-picking. It is about getting the simple things right. Hopefully, once the club has a philosophy of "getting it right", it will then be easier to get the more difficult things right. And, let's be honest, there have been some spectacular examples of getting it wrong over the last 3 seasons.