Re: ince
 

Ive been listening to radio lancashire and they've been waiting to talk to paul ince after the match .... it was announced that paul ince would not be speaking to radio lancashire after the match ....

Re: ince
 

The manager may have more to say to his team than do interviews...Rovers looked run all over for most of the game ..but to score 3 at Old Trafford is in itself a positive for any team....if Ince gets the boot because of tonights result then it's just plain stupid!

Re: ince
 

agree 100 %,,,,BUT...having watchecd the match, the players did not seem 100 % motivated...to be honest the team doesnt want to play (for ince) and that itself speeks volumes...i dont lke to make comparisons but (tottenham) springs to mind,,,,,,yes we scored 3 @ OT .....BUT...it was the reserves...IF it had been a lg game i dread to think what would have happened....even the faithfull were singing ince out./...but i guess from the comments here im not one of those...even though i was there .....so be it :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:........:alright:

Re: ince
 

ray harford (RIP) 1996/97 season...villa park...to his face i told him he was not upto the job and shouted harford out (to which he replied...."what already")...ask rishton blue...if i see ince (he hides away)...id gladly do the same !!!...i say what i say and i am what i am :jimbo:.....:bootyshak...TTFN

Re: ince
 

What happens to Ince is of no consequence, never liked him as a player and he hasn,t done anything to change my opinion since going into management. Personally I would like to see Rovers do well as I have friends and family who support them, the comment which I take exception to is that, because I,m a Stanley fan, I have no understanding of tactics. I have been a Stanley man since the mid 50s, I,ve watched football live and, via T.V., all over the world, I,ve played, coached and refereed so why, because I,m a Stanley supporter, should I have less knowledge than a supporter from any other team? A pretty silly statement in my opinion. Incidentally, I just got back from Cuba and one of the first people I met there came up and shook my hand, she recognized my Stanley shirt, she was a Stanley fan from Little Lever. I guess we,re everywhere eh.

Re: ince
 

You little tinker ossykid, your not a kid at all, your an oud conger like me and cashy:D

Re: ince
 

Middle aged jaysay, I,ll let you know when I,m owd. Still get out every sunday morning playing over 50s footy. It usually takes me till tuesday before I can walk again but I,m usually good again for the next sunday.

Re: ince
 

what aload of kak!..Stanley fans in cuba?..anyway do you always walk around in a Stanley shirt?..can't you afford to buy a decent Ben Sherman!

Re: ince
 

I wear it proudly where ever I am and we were both on holiday in Cuba. Yes I do have other shirts, I have a United one a Rovers one an Everton one and a few England ones. It,s a great way to meet people, they comment on the shirt and soon your drinking a beer or rum with them. But who the heck is Ben Sherman?

Re: ince
 

It's a well-known fact that Che Guevra was a keen Stanley fan. Despite the rigours of the 1959 revolution, he kept a keen eye on their results in the third division and was hugely disappointed when they were relegated the following season. :cool:

Reince
 

Is there any truth that he was going to pop over and sort the fat butcher out, for his part in the Stanley demise:rolleyes::D

Re: ince
 

Voice : That's a nice shirt
Lad on old Butchers bike : It's a Ben Sherman

The simplest adverts are the best :)

Re: Reince
 

Jaysay, remember the Cuban missile crisis in October, 1962, about six months after Stanley had left the league? Che ordered those missiles from Kruschev - he wasn't going to point them towards America. They were, in fact, all going to be targeted on a certain butcher's shop in Burnley! :D

Re: Reince
 

shame they didn't.:D

Re: Reince
 

He'd no need to bother with the butches shop, just waited for the next home match and killed two birds with one stone:D:rolleyes: