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I am sure that we as supporters can take that thermometer up to £150k

so I'll echo Willie's words and say let's all make that final push and do what we can.

When you read back the newspaper cuttings and the various books written on the demise of 62 do you not feel the despair that was felt by all those who were present? does it not make the hairs stand up on the back of your neck when you see the picture of the crestfallen fan sat in the ruins of the main stand? does it not bring a lump to the throat when you see the tombstone of Accringtons coat of arms planted in the centre circle?

What about when you read reports of how the townfolk of Accrington had to be dragged kicking and screaming back to having a town team again? it took nearly 40 years of fans such as Jack Barratt and all who have followed him, having to bleed for the cause, for the right to say that Stanley are a force to be reckoned with. Remember the humble beginnings when The Crown was no more than a clay field with a wooden shed? Remember how we had to humble ourselves with the Milk advert in order to get cash to kick on?

Above all else remember the good times. Remember trying not to rush Grimmy, remember Paul Beck and his FA Cup heroics, remember the immense pride we felt when we thought that Aldershot and the Conference was as good as it gets, remembe rthe adrenaline when Elliot saved not one but two penalties to preserve the title triumph at Woking, remember how you felt as you walked up to Chesters ground for the first game back in the League and the Sky cameras were picking everyone out.

Remember that we have 23 days left to keep those memories alive.

Forget Khan, Whalley, O'Neil or any of the board members who may or may not have been able to do things different. The time will come when people have to answer their consciences. Now is all about the next three weeks and what we as fans can do to ensure this money is reached.