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Redraine · 24-01-2010, 15:51

It was a marvellous day. Even Mrs.Red, a confirmed football non-believer, enjoyed the spectacle from our position amid the rocking Clayton End. She wasn't complaining, either, when she was hugged by a young Stanley fan in the mayhem after Symes's goal, and then grabbed someone's arm to avoid being trampled underfoot, thinking it was me (or so she says), although I had been bounced 6 feet away by then.
All the media rubbish about Premiership quality showing through only showed itself in the last 20 mins when our 10 men were out out on their feet. Don't forget we had a hell of a game on Tuesday and they only had a stroll about Ewood Park the Sunday before.
Cheers Willie for the fantastic display before the start, plus the usual 90 minute choir.

24-01-2010, 15:51	#121
Redraine Resting in Peace Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Clayton-le-Moors Posts: 3,271 Liked: 713 times Rep Power: 14170	Re: vs Fulham match thread. It was a marvellous day. Even Mrs.Red, a confirmed football non-believer, enjoyed the spectacle from our position amid the rocking Clayton End. She wasn't complaining, either, when she was hugged by a young Stanley fan in the mayhem after Symes's goal, and then grabbed someone's arm to avoid being trampled underfoot, thinking it was me (or so she says), although I had been bounced 6 feet away by then. All the media rubbish about Premiership quality showing through only showed itself in the last 20 mins when our 10 men were out out on their feet. Don't forget we had a hell of a game on Tuesday and they only had a stroll about Ewood Park the Sunday before. Cheers Willie for the fantastic display before the start, plus the usual 90 minute choir.