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Share your Stanley Memories - Your ASFC Making it Historic
The new OSC exhibition “The club that wouldn’t die”, are asking for willing people to volunteer their Stanley stories to be part of history within the exhibition.
We also need people to come forward and tell us their Stanley stories and share with us their photographs that co-inside those stories if you have them. We want to hear about fans favourite matches and about special events in their life that coincide with matches. We want to hear from fathers who were absent from their children’s births because they HAD to be at a match or about couples who changed the time of their wedding because of a kick off or even met at a match. Fans, whose fathers took them to see their first match when they were very young, or that as a youngster you went with your mates or other family member’s to matches. Funny incidents that have occurred, home or away & during travelling or on the supporters coach or maybe a serious incident that sticks in your mind. Before, half time or after match banter, celebrations, commiserations, the highs, the lows, the frustrations, the elations - home & away – ALL part of the fun of being a Stanley fan. Whether you’re young or old, long term regular supporter or relatively new to the Stanley fan clan, past or neutral fan - All of these stories and many more, are very important to the project. If you have a story to share – we’d love to hear about it, there are many ways we can share your moments easily, whichever is preferred; • Private message your story to me, with your contact details please. • Post on this thread • Email to [email protected] • Private message contact details for our team to meet with you to record your oral story direct, as some people may not have access to email or for those whom are not on this forum. The stories we gather, we would ideally like to record these stories as part of the oral histories section of the exhibition & hope many will take part, we may contact you in due course, to arrange a recording of your story or if you do not wish to have it recorded please state at the end of your story or pm me to let us know. If people know of other Stanley fans old or new who have stories they may wish to share, then to get their details to us as above. It is up to every single Stanley fan to try to help this succeed! |
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I will drum sumat up for you and PM you it and will try to keep it clean :)
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Could the mods please make this a sticky, thanks.
This project really depends on getting everybody's story or stories, and presenting them in the best possible way. The trip to Preston on Sat Oct 20th would be a great chance to have a say, and find out more about the project. What else are you going to do on a Saturday afternoon, without a match? :) |
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Well said Oggy:D Its a great opportunity for the whole town & district to be part of it & get involved with the project:thumbsup:
If you may be surprised u think you dont have a story but even the smallest of detail could be useful or photos, even if you cant help with the memory stories - there are many volunteering & exhibition donation opportunities in order to help the project be successful & also be a part of the workings of the project - no matter how big or small the help or how much or little time u have to offer, or all you have are memorabilia that u are willing to donate/loan to the project - your help will be appreciated & valuable to the exhibition project:thumbsup: If you can offer any of the above help or support please get in touch with myself, Gayle, or any member of the steering group committee that have been posting for volunteer/donation help for the project on other threads in relation. |
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To get this thread going & interest high, im going to start u off with my memory story[s], so u kind of get the idea & jog your own personal memories along the journey of ASFC, i have many little ones:D
My 1st ever sort of real interest with Stanley [other than the history side] was listening to their 1st match away to Aldershot just before the conference league back in season 2003/04, think them being promoted from unibond, gave the 1st sense of stanley is back for me as then it reminded me we actually do have a footy team, tho lost - their fighting spirit was obvious there was more to come. Tho that didnt start my visit to the Interlink stadium till nearly year later, as i knew no 'going to the match' people to go with, but then with having Burnley friends i finally went to the interlink to watch the friendly & stanley for the 1st time - it changed the level of my support somewhat from that evening since & regularly tried to make home matches that following season in conference to take what becomes my regular standing spot, with what i call my stanley family awww:D The above is my 1st intro & memory, but i cheated a bit cos memory isnt quite as good as it was on this next bit & might help some of you on here too {yes i checked a few out while i was doing mine hehehehe] Here are my quoted best BIG bits in the MY FAN HIGHLIGHTS in my own words at the time they unfolded - great to keep a log:D Quote:
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Hopefully the above will give you some ideas or jog your own experiences of stanley matches or events that hold dear to you or even funny moments if u can remember them, can u support your memory with a photo - that would be handy too. The Accy observer has volunteered their archive & help with the exhibition too - many thanks:D
Dont worry, can be hard at 1st as i found but im here to help where ever possible, certainly with some of you with remembering a funny or fan moment like Doug for eg hehehehee except Harwood red im still stuck with the lesleyisms:eek:.....helps to look in his forums archives too [theres a clue;)] that brought back some laughs:D |
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Many thanks on our few responses so far - keep them coming :thumbsup: no matter how big or little it all helps:D
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oh no need to remember some lesleyisms now you have mentioned them :eek:
Would be great fun to include some hysterical comments passed at matches and not just myself... yeah I know the one about me shouting penalty will get in there somehow!! :o |
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Will think on it while its quiet on here, while everyone is at bury as i aint got transport this year:( im sure i did put up a few leslyisms somewhere will scout about to see if i did:confused: yeh the penalty one oh & theres another one:rolleyes: hehehe
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Ive now added this thread to my sig so if anyone has any memories to share the thread & mail addy is always to hand on other posts or in my profile to make it even easier. The more the merrier:D |
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some of my favourite memories
1st game I was about six years old and had just started reading the newspapers. Having also just started collecting football stickers I misread that Stanley were playing away at Watford and begged my dad to take me .... imagine my six year old disgust when Vicarage Road turned out to be the Barton Stadium at Winsford! A couple of years later we were away at Glossop and having a torrid time .. I asked my dad what their nickname was so that I could shout my support to galvanise the troops ...... COME ON YOU STIIIIFFFFFFS (old speak for corpses or summat) Owd man Jack and his little Yorkshire Terrier Ruth Chadwick outside ASDA selling her raffle tickets weekly Number 7 mid eighties was Peter Flynn - used to be me mam and dads Insurance collector, every thursday he'd come round to collect the weeks money (before Direct Debits) and I'd give him hell for hisperformance the previous week. Every visit to Buxton went through Bakewell - cue forty arses hanging out of the coach window whilst shouting TART ad nauseum Getting arrested at Buxton (not my fault) Stanely fans versus the Jukebox away at Colwyn Bay. A few of us went into a bar in the town centre singing, a handful of Reds were already in there and the Landlord had countered the singing by turning the jukebox up, when us few landed the original lot joined in and the jukebox had to be turned up louder, so we give up again. Then another ten or so came through the door and even on full the poor old jukebox just couldn't compete! After leaving that pub to cross the pedestrianised street to the next one we were greeted by the bar staff frantically barricading the door with furniture! We ended up with the local Police commandeering a bus full of pensioners and turfing them out in the street to 'escort' us to the ground! Riot van in front, behind and motorcycle outriders!!!! For us!! Funny Not paying to get into the Gateshead FA cup match because I had to start work at 4pm, so I watched the first half from one of the trees behind the Accy end. Not being able to get to the Stalybridge FA Cup match because I was trolley pushing at ASDA, every goal was cheered and I hit at least one car with me stack of trolleys Subsequently finding out that my old man got nicked for chucking a bin on the pitch at the same game!!!! (tannoy) COULD MRS RUSSELL PLEASE COME TO THE STEWARDS OFFICE Returning home from Penrith every year through the thick fog on them little winding roads in the dark (top of cliffs) 'retiring' as mascot cos I didn't like Frank O'Kane the then manager getting a red tracksuit (mid eighties them well smart ones with two stripes running down the arms and legs, only available in blue or red) for christmas and warming up with the subs at Eastwood Hanley Paul Beck playing his 300th game for Stanley as Goalkeeper away at Chorley. Typical bloody striker! Brian Ross hit a pearler of a fee kick from 35 yard that narrowly went over, Becky claimed the save and pointed to the corner spot!!!! Barbados Darren Quick penalty knocking out some old codger in a penalty shoot out at Ashton Taking the mickey out of Albert in Tamworth (en route to Atherstone) when we went into the Albert pub on Albert Road singing lets all do the Albert (you had to know why) Pitch invasion at the same time when Diego Mara-Mellor scored that wonder goal "honest I saw the keeper off his line" it was a cross from from the touchline from about 25 yards out that was more wind assisted than the world farting championships! A 25 blast salvo on the old bugle in the 'clubhouse' at Atherstone The fat bloke in the 'clubhouse' at Matlock Liberating Marine Clubhouse of the doormat Liberating Hyde United clubhouse of practically everything Some old timer collaring me at Horwich just after we had done the first ever MAJOR confetti throw. "I 'ope tha's benna pick thad up" yeah yeah mate bring me a brush after t'game. And he did! and I didn't! Liberating Horwich of the boards they put outside the turnstile advertising the next match Plum liberating the butty van at Howrich of its Brown sauce bottel, then squirting it on the keeper's towel!!!!!!!! that kept him in beer for weeks! Gazza scoring the third goal at Exeter, that gave me the belief that we might just stand a chacne of winning the Conference Feeling like Billy-big-boots as I walked into work after the Woking game. Telling a big money punter that his idea of backing Stanley at 66-1 to win the Conference was a bad one, and not going in that pub since! Grays away, awesome atmosphere created by so few of us. Everybody ringing in on their mobiles were saying that all you could hear on the Sky commentary was this little band of red and white. OH ACCRINGTON in the boozer at Exeter. Those that were there will know why STANLEY ARE BACK at Chester on the opening day of our Football League career thats enough for now methinks! |
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I told this story in an earlier thread, it may be relevent so use it if you want.
I remember going to an away game against Altrincham in the early 70's, I think it was when we were in the Cheshire League but I could be wrong, it was a cup game and we decided at the last minute to go, ie Friday night in the pub. I had an Austin 1100 that was great on the stright road but used to slow down a bit on hills, but it was better then Andy's Anglia that had no reverse. We decided to meet at the Bridge at 9 and set off stright away, of course after hangovers and everything we suddenly realised that there was 15 of us and they weren't all fitting in my car. So after much discussion Ronnie Hays and Andy (we reminded him he won't have to revese on the motorway) went and got their cars and we set off in convoy for an away day. We got there and parked in a side street went to the game which was if I remember a cracking match with some really dirty play by Alty, whats new, at the time they were well above us in football terms, how the times have changed. We decided to go for a pint before we went home so we found a pub on the road out of Alty and parked up, had a couple of pints and some pie and chips we also meet up with some Alty fans who we beat at pool and darts and we had a good night out, we left the pub singing about stanley and got ready to go home. We went out to the carpark and some git had parked in front of Andys car and written all over the window "Stanley Losers" and "Alty rule" and the killer "Move it". We had parked so he could pull stright out, no reverse. In a situation like that some drunk always knows the answer and the rest always go along with him. The answer break into the car. So we decided to break in to the car and move it, this seemed easier then I would have thought and it also made me evalulate which friends I was hanging out with. When we got in to the car and moved it out of the way, it was the decided that we should put it in the back corner of the carpark as far away as we could. So we head off home and decided to meet at the Little (thief) Chef at Chorley I think its Charnock Richards now, just as we are getting there a cop car is behind me flashing and getting my attention, we pulled in and the cops were being really heavy and accusing us of stealing a car that belong to the deputy mayor of Alty and they going to throw the book at all football holligans in chesire. We explained about the no reverse and the writting all over the car and we had moved the car to the back of the car park for a laugh, they checked it out and sure enough it all worked out. The cops told us that the DMayor took his bit on the side to that pub and we had really screwed up his night as he had had to call the cops and thought his official car had been nicked. The cops said the DM last words to them were "FU$$**g Accrington Stanley wish they had not got back together" So the cops sent us off and they said "I don't think you lot will be coming back to Altrincham, we will be in division 4 soon." When I come home and bump in to any of the guys, the first words are always "****ing Altrincham" "we will be in Division 4 soon".<!-- google_ad_section_end --> |
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Brilliant people!!! Keep them coming, i'll get round to people as soon as possible that have emailed [had a few days away so on catch up]:D
Anyone who has an elderly relative that has some fantastic memories of the 'early days' be really interested to hear from you too - email me with their permission of contact details here & will be in touch soon or if you have memories/stories of those fans that have sadly departed that you would like to share get in touch also:D |
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i cant help with this cause i dont know much about Stanley, and im not sure if i could call myself a fan, since i never watch a match.. but as a good brazilian, ive always loved football, watching on the tele or going to the stadium (Maracană, the biggest one). when i got older, i started to pay more attention in the european leagues as well, specially the british football (for no particular reason, maybe cause its where football was born, and theres so many histories to be read, so many histories lost in football memories - for example, according to wikipedia, the welsh league champions of the beggining of the century XX unknown - i think i love that).
i follow Liverpool FC, as they catched my attention when i started watching the EPL, years ago.. the atmosphere at Anfield seems to be great. well, later i became a member in a brazilian forum about the non-glamurous side of football, where people talk about the lower leagues in brazil, curious facts of asian football, smaller leagues of England, Italy, or any (i said ANY) other country... cause of this, Nottingham Forest has always been a club people talked a lot about there, as they have been champions of europe twice and today are a League One club. what i find interesting is that in the same time they can look to all the other teams in their league and say "hey, we have 2 european cups", they have nothing else to be proud of, they should also be ashamed of being where they are, despite their tradition... so when i found a torrent to download a Nottingham Forest's game, i didnt have to think twice, i knew it would be very interesting... (for example, i also like Oxford United, League Cup champions in the 80's, today a Conference team) for my surprise, Forest didnt win the game. it was a Carling Cup match agaisnt Accrington Stanley. i remember the commentator saying "the club that refuses to die", also talking a lot about how the club has finally come back to League Football etc. after that, Stanley became one of my fav clubs, but as u can imagine, i never followed it much cause its impossible to me, all ive done is looking at the scores on livescore.com Ian Craney was awesome that game, i still call him the League Two's Steven Gerrard :p ive celebrated when Accrington stayed at the L2, and i love the person who put the goals vs Macclesfield on youtube :D it was nice, Andy Procter is god :) well, thats it.. i dunno if ive done it in the right thread, i just wanted to explain what a brazilian guy is doing here, as ive never been to Accrington, not even England, and only watched one game till these days... and i think if i was in your position (ASFC fan from Accrington), i would like to know that someone from another continent likes my team.. i dont have a international credit card, otherwise i would already have bought the Accrington Stanley history book on amazon.co.uk. i mean this one: Amazon.co.uk: Accrington Stanley: The Club That Wouldn't Die: Books: Phil Whalley bye :) |
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Cracking post Diego, and welcome to the family that is Stanley :-)
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Ian Craney - League Two's Steven Gerrard, I like it!!
I've only been following Stanley for...let's see...about 4 years, Andy Gouck's strike against Huddersfield proving why the FA Cup is so magical. I played football the next morning shouting 'Dean Calcutt!', 'Rory Prendergast!' and 'Andy Gouck!' whenever I had a shot, bewildering my mates and they had no idea what I was on about! I continued to follow Stanley with more and more enthusiasm, and managed to travel from my home in Middlesbrough to the FA Cup 2nd Round against Bournemouth with my dad and two of my mates. This match, my first Stanley match, is definately my favourite memory. It was freezing cold but we still had a right laugh, a mate of ours even phoned up to say we got on the telly! (come on, its exciting for a 14-year-old). The pitch invasion after we won the penalty shootout gave me a chance to shake hands with the players I'd been naming in my football matches and I loved every minute of it! I've continued to go to as many games as possible (alongside working very hard at university of course!...*ahem*...) and I hope it continues! Not the most interesting of stories but every little helps ey! |
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One idea that I'd like to include in the exhibition is to use a crowd shot from a key promotion game and get everyone who's in that picture to contribute a few words about their emotions at that moment or throughout that match.
I've selected this shot from Kipax's files (with his permission). It's the Woking v Acc Stanley match where promotion became certain. Anyone able to recognise faces in the crowd? |
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ok its better i stop talking this thread isnt for that... :) |
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Does any one recognise the faces in the crowd from the picture in my previous post? PM me with details if you have them. |
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I can put 13 names to faces in there but wouldn't have a clue on contact details for about half of em
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i remember watching accystanley when jimmy harrower was a player (only
remember that cos i had a teenage crush on him) very vague on other matches, apart from being clobbered by the ball a few times last year at the matches i went too:eek: |
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Many thanks for the replies Ive had so far - will be keeping in contact & if anybody wanting to be involved with the exhibition to volunteer anything there is a meeting on the 7th Jan 2008 to remind anyone whom got a leaflet or to those that haven't - pm for more details.
Many thanks to Gregor for getting back to me regarding pre 1962 ASFC history, i hope to keep in regular contact:D This is his site [again i know but its good] Accrington Stanley History Hopefully might stir up some memories or memorabilia for the Exhibition from others or least get thread talking again:D Happy reminiscing :D |
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knew i should have made notes last night.
Was at a party found out why my cousin supports man utd - he was a stanley supporter and when they went belly up in 62 he started supporting man utd because they were red and white!!! lol I'll give him a ring at his sisters later on and tell him about this forgot last night had other things on my mind cos he goes home saturday. Oh and went to peel park every home match. |
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Thanks for offers of stories & memorabilia, some that i sought out by recommendation of other people, which has proved invaluable indeed.
Many have already been in contact & posted, if i have missed u then please let me know :D Keep em coming!!:D |
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Missed him at his sisters and ive lost his email addy - will get it from sis tomorrow and send him an email.
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Thanks Shillelagh:D Is he relatively local or ex-pat ??
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He's both. Born and Grew up Haslingden but a few years ago got moved to Poland with work, then France and now back in Poland but he still has his house in Helmshore so hes both!!!!
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One game I remember going to on Christmas day 1957 was against Crewe at Crewe. It was a cold day so at half time I went to their old food hut for a meat pie and coffee. Walking away I took a bite of the pie and it was rotten, I turned round to throw it at the hut and almost fell down laughing, there were already at least 50 pies stuck to the side of the hut.
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Hi, I don't have memories of AS but my husband does and is delighted they are back in the league. He is quite convinced they started the league or were founder members and was aghast when I told him it was the Owd Reds! Hows is that from a mere woman! (Actually I read it on the AS website).
I don't have memories but I may be (am) related to the first Secretary the club ever had i.e. Henry Cronshaw! My mother was a Cronshaw (there are a lot it Accy I know) who lived in Plantation Mill Cottages in 1881. I wondered if anyone had a piccy of him or anecdotes. I know you are all too young to remember him but maybe, just maybe your Grandads, Gt. Grandads etc may have spoken to you about him. Good luck with todays match wherever it is and for the future. Stanley for the cup!!!! Sue 1 |
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Well heres my tale,
Got thrashed on one tuesday night, think it was 8 - 2 but it's so long ago I can't really remember, was really looking forward to the next match, Brentford if my mind is still intact, was looking forward to the team getting some kind of revenge after the last game, it had been lashing it down all week, went to the club house, some sort of presentation, exhibition launch going on but I was too involved in the flowing of the black stuff, think it's called Guinness, got introduced to a couple of members off a website called Accyweb or something, had a real good chat, then got told the game had been called off so I forced some more glasses of that black treacle looking stuff down my neck, got dropped off at home by one of the guys who I was talking too, turned PC on to see how the league table was looking, fell asleep whilst looking at it, got a slap on the back of the head when my take-away arrived and then miraculously appeared here writing this post :D PS nice to meet you Wynonie Harris and Cashman |
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Muchas gracias to Gayle, Macca, Harwood Red and StanleyMad for a very professional presentation. I'm going to lie down for a little while now... |
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Just wanted to say a huge well done to Macca,Stanleymad,Harwood Red, and Gayle, for doing both the OSC and ASFC proud today.
I thought that the effort you guys put in to making the clubhouse look like it belonged to football fans was excellent.........great job all round :D Just a shame that the game was called off..........but thats footie I guess. |
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OK, maybe it was the fifth...I'm sure that stuff's getting stronger!
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Match postponement aside. Thanks to everyone for coming to the launch, I think it went really well. Hard work leading upto it and alot more to come before the exhibition starts in July...
onwards and upwards :D |
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Want to express my sincere thanks for everyone who attended, the launch seemed to prove a huge success, altho i couldnt get any stories formally recorded yesterday, didnt seem right when focus was on the pitch inspection, never seen the patio windows plastered with faces peering at the ultimate desicion making on the pitch. Despite that it was good that the launch went ahead without a hitch & pictures held on pretty well, the club house was amast with colour & pictures, thanks to Jase for the use of the big flag being our central point of focus:D
I hope everyone enjoyed the occaision & got a bit more insight into what we are doing - also to kick start our exhibition [feedback & the look of the clubhouse on just a smigent of stuff that amazed people - only bodes well for the final result]:D Glad to see one of our former players attend, Gordon Stones whom made the occasision more the momentous & even for me will be another special addition to my stanley memories indeed, he was an absolute star & i even got a farewell hug of a legend awww:D:D Despite the very sore legs [godknows what i have done but pulled a few muscles or trapped a nerve in the right one it ouches anyway - yesterday put it down to being on my feet all day in heels] but anyways the things i do for the club & osc eh :rofl38: still worth it tho it was a fantastic day:D |
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As for more stories - will expect some hopefully in the next few days once the media goes out from radio tomoz & the papers:D
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If any one has any more stories they wish to share about their stanley experience or memory please come forward & let me know to put you on the list - the deadline is at the end of march so that contacts are listed ready for concentrating on arranging interviews to take place in time for the exhibition:D
Those that have already been in contact with their stories are noted ready to arrange with you again for recording in due course :D Many thanks:D |
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Deadline has now elasped & now got a good list of contacts whom have offered their stories, including some former players. Dont need any further stories - unless its a good one then be quick to give me a shout to put you on the list, dont miss the last opportunity to add your story. Many thanks to those that have will be contacting you all in due course for the exhibition.
We still need pictures from any stanley era to display & still need memorabilia offers to exhibit them - so if you have any please let us know: ANY PICS - please Pm Harwood red to let her know & make arrangements:D ANY MEMORABILIA - please Pm Maccawozzagod to let him know & make arrangements:D OR Wish to volunteer for the event - let us know:alright: PLEASE HELP THE EXHIBITION - YOUR CLUB - YOUR HISTORY :D |
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