Accrington Web - View Single Post - forget the play-offs, they're boring!

Peter Shaw · 04-04-2011, 11:58

Often it goes unrecognised and unappreciated that Accrington Stanley could not exist without the time, effort and sometimes expense that volunteers give freely in order that the club continues to function. Thanks Stanley Convert, plumber and others.

However, macca makes a good point that finding additional volunteers will help spread the load and give attention to detail that is sometimes lacking. Perhaps a register is something that could be taken up by supporter organisatiions.

We are close to becoming a community based club with a firm financial footing and it is up to those who care to turn what have been very difficult times over the last couple of years into a huge success story, both on and off the field.

The club's board of directors is working hard on a number of exciting and innovative projects that will raise the profile and interest in the club to a much higher level and to a much wider audience.

04-04-2011, 11:58	#5
Peter Shaw Junior Member+ Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Accrington Posts: 6 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 0	Re: forget the play-offs, they're boring! Often it goes unrecognised and unappreciated that Accrington Stanley could not exist without the time, effort and sometimes expense that volunteers give freely in order that the club continues to function. Thanks Stanley Convert, plumber and others. However, macca makes a good point that finding additional volunteers will help spread the load and give attention to detail that is sometimes lacking. Perhaps a register is something that could be taken up by supporter organisatiions. We are close to becoming a community based club with a firm financial footing and it is up to those who care to turn what have been very difficult times over the last couple of years into a huge success story, both on and off the field. The club's board of directors is working hard on a number of exciting and innovative projects that will raise the profile and interest in the club to a much higher level and to a much wider audience.